Sentence examples for and aim in the from inspiring English sources

That means access will be Facebook only unless they create an API and/or third parties figure out a way to hack into the service as they've done with Yahoo, MSN and AIM in the past.

Mr. Wyatt ran across the street toward a gas station, holding his gun behind him and aiming in the direction of the officers, the police said.

A product description for a six-hundred-watt halogen light: This light can be set on the ground or a rooftop and aimed in the direction of the workspace.

Pakistan even came close to rubbing English noses in the dust at the end of the day by refusing the first offer of bad light and it took four fiery short deliveries from Steve Harmison, delivered from round the wicket and aimed in the general direction of Akmal's head, to persuade Yousuf at the other end that discretion was the better option.

The proposals, calling for a mobile antimissile system that could be deployed rapidly and aimed in the direction of a threatening state, are another step in a diplomatic campaign to convince both Europe and the United States that the missile threat from so-called rogue states can be met through cooperative and limited defensive efforts.

Nearby, makeshift barricades house an officer with his automatic weapon poised, presumably loaded, and aimed in the direction of the checkpoint.

But if compulsory vaccination is abolished it's necessary to educate people on health and it's also necessary to share resources and aims in the health world [ 11].

Make sure the tapered end of the downspout is facing down and aimed in the appropriate direction.

Then it was the Telegraph out in front, powering away and aiming (in slightly unexpected ways) to be the UK's top digital news brand.

Get the headstall and aiming it in the right direction: under the throatlash.

He was probably just making a point, but, since he had a gun handy, he pulled it out and aimed it in the direction of the goose.