Sentence examples for aiming over from inspiring English sources

Thereafter Flintoff was brutal, hitting 11 fours and two sixes before stepping inside Butler, aiming over square leg à la Viv Richards, only to be bowled.

"We are aiming over the next 10 years to develop Surrey into an international brand with several institutes around the world, including China," he said.

Demand is greatest in South Texas, where hunters can easily aim over the open rural land as helicopters fly slowly and low to the ground.

However, the social service organizations aiming to take over FISCs are outsiders.

This was communist imperialism, which aimed to take over the whole world.

At last, their hands land gracefully on their breasts, which they proceed to aim over the cliff, and squirt.

For years, he attended a gathering of soi-disant socialist intellectuals who aimed, over supper, to change the world.

Instead he used deceptively simple language and quirky tales as a way, as he liked to say, to "aim over here to strike over there".

He compares his poetic method to billiards ("You aim over here... to strike over there"), and he has this to say about the crossroads of religion and writing: "The more mosques, the less poetry".

In a message aimed over the heads of young students and at their parents, Mr. Forrester said outside the classroom: "Young men and women, various academic institutions travel to Israel and are at risk.

Through the years, the 17th has been the pivotal hole in the British Open, but Woods has approached it with his usual clinical perspective, beginning with the blind tee shot that must be aimed over the Old Course Hotel Resort and Spa sign.