Sentence examples for aiming upwards from inspiring English sources

Her words have acted as a sort of primer for her performance as Joy Mangano, a woman boxed in by circumstance but refusing to let societal restrictions stop her from aiming upwards.

Aiming upwards around windows may cause water to dribble into the car if there are flaws in the rubber seals.

The 5 drivers are located on the headband, aimed upwards.

For the launcher, the stick needs to be held, with the foil free, preferably aimed upwards.

This way you can aim upwards, but wrap your wrist over the top, which creates an up-down arc with the serve.

In order to get the maximum distance out of your gun it's best to fire a placement shot to see how you have to compensate the next shot, if it hits short you will have to aim upwards to compensate for the drop.

It is a trajectory that has been aiming inexorably upwards ever since that first Wimbledon semi-final defeat back in 2009.

Position the spotlight (you can use 1 or several) a good distance away from the tree's trunk and aim it upwards towards the foliage.

But with Democrats and Republicans both aiming to raise upwards of $750 million by the time the election is done, the President will also be busy doing what all of his recent predecessors have done: hitting up rich people for donations.

"My view at the time was that it was going to be a big game, that was the marketing material that they were using and we were aiming at teenage and upwards boys," states Maughan.

The first ascent is a hot scramble as we cut upwards across screes of rock, aiming for the track which goes up to Tagoudiche, our destination, a village at 3,000 feet.