Sentence examples for aiming to paint the from inspiring English sources

And then there is the twenty-year-old Jelena Ostapenko, of Latvia, who won the French Open last month by essentially playing a grass-court style: blasting every ball, aiming to paint the lines, making tons of errors but hitting a crazy number of winners, too.

But this week so far, media coverage has been dominated with ginned up hysteria over tax mistakes already rectified, and phony claims of "pork" in the economic recovery bill -- all aiming to paint the new White House as hypocritical old politics.

To mask these failings, the ANC ran a negative and racist campaign that aimed to paint the opposition DA as the party of apartheid.

Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention, by Manning Marable, aims to paint the definitive portrait of what happened that day and revise and re-examine the life story of one of the icons of black America.

"I aim to paint the the illusion of the illusion," artist Daniel Mullen tells The Creators Project.

But whether you're pushing acceptance of scientific consensus, the opposite, or simply aiming to paint a particular technology choice with some scientific shine, please stop mentioning Galileo.

And the artist Grahame Hurd-Wood is aiming to paint a portrait of every person in his home city of St Davids, in Wales.

"Will they cool off Ahmadinejad and tone down their language?" The Bush Administration, by charging that Iran was interfering in Iraq, was aiming "to paint it as 'We're responding to what is an intolerable situation,' " Brzezinski said.

Last fall, New York planted its millionth new tree, part of a campaign launched in 2007, and city officials are aiming to paint a million square feet of rooftop with white reflective coating every year.

And a husband and wife are aiming to paint every U.S. National Park.

Walker Bragman, East Hampton, New York Clinton has aimed to paint Sanders' pitch to the nation as unrealistic, but there was a real sense of exhaustion with triangulation and incremental change.