Sentence examples for aiming them from inspiring English sources

They can also buy ads without aiming them at narrow audience groups.

Sometimes, Dr. Byrne noticed, the elephants would curl up their trunks, aiming them at the source of the smell.

The paper also introduced four Sunday regional sections in 1976, aiming them at New York's affluent suburbs.

And though Krasznahorkai's dog seems to be thinking its savage thoughts and threats and aiming them at the human in a terrible monologue, the subtle suggestion is that this may be nothing more than the recitation of human fear, a projection of savagery, by the man mildly reading his newspaper.

That event was the announcement that the channel was changing its name from Sci Fi to Syfy, a crime against nature that had fans — no network has more devoted or more opinionated fans — pulling out their light sabres and aiming them at executives and, of course, burning up the Internet with scathing, witty insults.

And in his belligerent state-of-the-nation address on November 5th Mr Medvedev threatened to station short-range missiles in the Kaliningrad region, aiming them at Europe, unless America backed off from its plan to put a missile-defence system into eastern Europe.But the parallels with the cold war are misleading.

It all depends where you aim them.

They basically aim them at each other's faces.

Passes go exactly where you aim them, at the speed you specify.

It has lots of shiny new toys, but its child-fighters do not know how to aim them.

At present Lod's Arabs aim them largely at each other, waging clan turf wars and carrying out honour crimes.