Sentence examples for aiming with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "aiming with" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the act of directing or focusing something, often in the context of using a tool or device. Example: "He was aiming with the bow to hit the target accurately."
"Instead of aiming with a dart, I'm firing a shotgun".
I'm aiming with my visit to end the monopoly which governments have over peace processes.
When the world turns, he can't turn with it, because the only reality he knows is that of his face aiming with anxious eagerness at his beloved audience.
The combat is dynamic and pleasingly visceral, and works perfectly for the Wii – aiming with the controller and ripping chunks out of monsters with the Oraclos chain is fun and viscerally rewarding.
But the stronger, lingering sense, the one for which Menmuir seems to have been aiming with his unsettling tale, is of Eliot's crowds on London Bridge, the multitudes undone by death.
The capital is now beset with checkpoints, snarling up traffic just when the government wants to show off the place to its foreign visitors.In recent months Boko Haram has been aiming with increasing ferocity at soft targets such as schools and marketplaces, though it had not previously attempted a mass abduction.
His policy rejected the idea of precision raids on industrial targets – which, to be fair, did not work well because bomb-aiming with 1940s technology was not accurate enough – and deliberately sought to weaken morale in Germany.
"Watch where you aim with that confetti cannon," she told one.
She knew that to hit its target, a description must be clean, precise and aimed with aggression.
Understandably, the anger and injustice people feel about inherited disease is aimed with full force at the gene in question.
Aim with accuracy and precision using the targeting scope.
