Sentence examples for aiming their sights from inspiring English sources

There have always been tourists who come to New York City with more style than money, and I discovered that an increasing number of hotels are aiming their sights at this market, offering no-frills rooms with a touch of panache -- and sometimes more.

After their literal show of force a few months back, SpaceX is aiming their sights just a little higher.

The main advice for parents caught in this trap is to aim their sights lower.

A BIODIVERSITY CRISIS IN MILLBURN -- After killing all the deer, Millburn public health officials aim their sights on the pesky geese, skunks and squirrels.

After cleaning up Shanghai, and removing top local officials associated with political rivals, Hu and Wen will next aim their sights at Beijing, Tianjin and Chongqing.

Investors had aimed their sights at the highest level of affluence with an expectation of vast profit margins.

For four years my son has run for Maranatha High School and the team they always look for and aim their sights on is McFarland.

Those perusing for particular porn varieties on their PlayStations tend to skew towards, I suppose, older attractions: the most-searched term amongst Sony-owning YouPorn users is "mom", followed immediately by "milf", whereas those accessing the site via Xbox aim their sights, and single hands, somewhat younger: "teen" is second.

If you watch good players, you'll see them aim their sights lower than usual once they have discharged the first 3 or 4 bullets of a long burst.

Intel and rival Advanced Micro Devices, however, have raised their sights, aiming their x86 processors at the sprawling data centers once dominated by specialized processors cranked out by IBM and Sun Microsystems.

On both occasions he was deeply affected by how the working-class East Enders just wanted to live in a "nice and comfy" house or work in Woolworths, while those from the fee‑paying day schools had their sights aimed dead-straight at Oxbridge and beyond.