Sentence examples for aiming yourself from inspiring English sources
Aiming yourself at a clique of pals, or a market, or up your own private right of way doesn't make for particularly appetising prose.
Wayne Gretzky always said that you should aim yourself at where the puck is going to be, not where it is now.
Then go into the cannon and aim yourself up and left as far as you can until the cannon stops moving in that direction, then shoot.
Secret way to go inside the castle: Get at the castle and go into the cannon and aim yourself to the top of the castle, get the wing cap and fly to the right wall of the castle and then flying into the black room on the door and...POOF ....you're inside the castle.
Aim to get yourself as far off of the ground as you can.
You can aim to get yourself there if you work on doing the things you really love and excelling at something, so you feel happier and prouder of yourself throughout your day.
"Take aim at yourself and then pick your spots after that," Mr. Katz agrees.
Humor is a loaded gun, most often aimed at yourself.
In Scandinavia, you cross the road to avoid seeming superior, aiming to level yourself with others.
If you see yourself aiming for something like this, now's the time to start building experience running complex projects, flexing your entrepreneurial muscle and showing an aptitude for risk management.
