Sentence examples for be able to aim from inspiring English sources

Then exactly one other woman in the world will be able to aim for the Queen's top spot.

Just as important, special spot-beam antennas on the new spacecraft will be able to aim signals so precisely at many of the nation's largest cities that many more local television stations can be efficiently added to the satellite service.

Just as important, special spot-beam antennas will be able to aim signals so precisely at many of the nation's largest cities that many more local TV stations can be efficiently added to the satellite service.

Today Hubble was being harnessed to hunt for distant icy dwarf planets, which Nasa's New Horizons mission might be able to aim for later this year, after its historic flyby of Pluto.

With the announcement from Google, advertisers in the United States and seven other countries, including Britain, Canada and France, will be able to aim their word-generated searches at a much smaller pool of local customers.

"As far as I was concerned, you ought to be able to aim a gun at an airplane without a big computer and shoot it out of the sky.

Campaigns are able to aim at specific possible voters across the Web.

The company is able to aim advertising to individuals based on their usage of the site, Mr. Kurzweil said.

ANALYSIS: The basic skill it rewards – being able to aim objects accurately – is one we're designed to want to practise.

Ms. Tsongas, 64, has been able to aim her campaign at the independents because she has no Democratic primary opponent driving her to the right or the left.

Had she been able to aim better — the revolving turret allowed the ship to maintain a high rate of fire, but it couldn't be stopped precisely in its spin — it might well have stripped away some of the iron plating and exposed a vulnerable underside.