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Free sign upThe phrase "aiming to please" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is trying to make others happy or satisfied, often in a service context. Example: "The waiter was always aiming to please, ensuring that every customer's needs were met promptly."
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Aiming to Please The Greenbrier may not be for everybody.
This time Madonna is aiming to please a slightly more discerning audience: children.
"What I'm doing now," he said, "I'm aiming to please my grandfather".
As well as aiming to please the respective audiences, we hoped we might get a story out of it.
The counter folk, aiming to please, ladle jus on the bread, composing sandwiches that are moist and magnificently filling.
But the City, which the chancellor was chiefly aiming to please, didn't mind: shares soared and long-term interest rates fell.
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He aimed to please.
I aim to please.
Blackwells aims to please.
Nor does she aim to please.
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