Sentence examples for aiming to catch from inspiring English sources

British immigration officers now conduct patrols in France, aiming to catch stowaways on trains or ferries.

In his first television special Dane Cook charged onstage wearing a black tank top and crouched like a giant frog aiming to catch a fly.

4.24pm BST Cycling Darren Kenny seems to be aiming to catch his opponent, thus winning instantly, like team-mate Sarah Storey did yesterday.

Today, airlines want to recreate some of those glory days in their upper-class cabins, with American carriers — trying to bounce back from years of financial cutbacks — aiming to catch up with foreign rivals' international service.

Aiming to catch up with fast-churning technology that touches children's lives every day, the Federal Trade Commission on Thursday proposed long-awaited changes to regulations covering online privacy for children.

From Cape May at the southern tip of the state to Bergen County in the north, businesses of all types are aiming to catch some of the fallout of the Republican convention.

All have been aiming to catch a nascent market that analysts say will become very important because it is one of the few bastions of entertainment not yet revolutionised by the internet.

Conservationists have harried these annual whale hunts on the high seas with their own ships, but the IWC has been powerless to stop the killing, even though Japan has steadily increased it beyond anything that could be justified for scientific research, and has sold the whale meat for food; this winter it is aiming to catch 935 minke and 50 fin whales.