Sentence examples for aiming to score from inspiring English sources

He also said, earnestly, that he was not aiming to score 30 points a night.

You've got the ball and you're aiming to score, only instead of goalposts, there are three hoops.

Knights charge a wooden carving of a Saracen aiming to score points for their district, with the much-coveted Golden Lance as a prize for the victors.

It's therefore important that the students set themselves their own individual goals, such as aiming to score at least one goal.

Mr. Sanders is aiming to score wins in states like Massachusetts and Minnesota while holding Mrs. Clinton to narrow wins elsewhere.

If there's any justice, it'll have a shot: you swipe along letters to form words, aiming to score as many points as possible in 90-second rounds.

Spanier, "BT boss aims to score with football," The Independent, Feb. 19, 2013, http://www.independent.co.uk.

"The manager, Carlo [Ancelotti], always wanted us to aim to score goals.

Jean E. Theurer '10 aims to score under pressure from a Bridgewater State defender midway through the second half of the Sept. 20, 2007 women's soccer game.

"It's more difficult," she said of Sony's approach, which often aims to score with lower-cost films like "Bad Teacher" -- it was made for $20 million, and has taken in more than $134 million at the worldwide box office -- by using good will to keep deals in line.

We aim to score as many tries as possible for Scotland.