Sentence examples for aiming off from inspiring English sources

(See here for a round-up of recent Economist pieces).It is worth aiming off a little given that the critics are mostly (though not all) Mr Orbán's political rivals.

The reasoning is the following: by aiming off-center for the first target toward the second, there is a slight reduction in movement distance to the second target and hence a possible increase in the probability of hitting the second target.

The wig slightly askew, the part aimed off at an angle as if to divert.

Again, I think you need to aim off the campaign rhetoric.

A guy points a gun at someone to shoot them but, as he pulls the trigger, he changes his mind and aims off to the side.

If you have an accident with aiming, clean off the fixture with some toilet paper you have brought from home.

New Matilda operates differently, aiming to piss off the pompously positioned.

Stenson, who had been aiming to cap off aremarkable year, revealed he had been running on empty during the tournament.

Cruises will increase on their record 2009 passenger numbers, aiming to shake off the tired industry image with new innovations.

A reform movement is gaining ground, aiming to pull off a radical overhaul of America's 5,764 hospitals.

Rollins is aiming to pay off her credit cards before tackling her student loans.