Sentence examples for aims them from inspiring English sources

Maggie Nelson has her laments about violent representations, but in "The Art of Cruelty" she refreshingly aims them largely up the cultural ladder, at the fine arts, literature, theater -- even poetry.

Muttering quietly and nervously to himself, an elderly man squeezes his eyes shut and aims them at the floor while clamping his hands to his ears.

It all depends where you aim them.

They basically aim them at each other's faces.

Passes go exactly where you aim them, at the speed you specify.

They can also buy ads without aiming them at narrow audience groups.

It has lots of shiny new toys, but its child-fighters do not know how to aim them.

At present Lod's Arabs aim them largely at each other, waging clan turf wars and carrying out honour crimes.

Laser pointers are supposed to bear labels advising users not to aim them at eyes or skin.

Sometimes, Dr. Byrne noticed, the elephants would curl up their trunks, aiming them at the source of the smell.

The paper also introduced four Sunday regional sections in 1976, aiming them at New York's affluent suburbs.