Sentence examples for be ready to aim from inspiring English sources

Once you receive the test results, you will be ready to aim for better, because you will have more information to work with.

"I know that winning just one of those trophies will be difficult, but I am ready to aim for both".

I was literally checking Instagram and then rolled over he was ready to aim his cumshot into my mouth.

A far less extreme option is carrying pepper spray or Mace, which is a nice middle ground between pissing on yourself and being ready to aim a killing machine at someone.

But it does, and the CIU -- comprised of 2,200 special units who chase tax cheats, unearth white collar crime, and, yes, carry a gun -- is the only federal agency that is permitted to investigate potential criminal violations of the tax law, a sign that Mueller may be ready to take aim at what is perhaps the President's most well-guarded secret: his tax returns.

Two years after advancing to the national competition of the Elks National Hoop Shoot Finals and a year after missing out on the local portion of the event because of prior commitments, the Burbank resident was ready to take aim at another title.

His advisers say he is ready to take on projects aimed at burnishing his legacy and overcoming his failings.

"May his victory speech be his guide and preserving the Republic his aim". Not everyone was ready to get comfortable with Trump.

Therefore, many biology teachers may not be ready to participate in programs aiming at fundamental transformation (the ultimate goal of Vision and Change), because they are struggling with the active-teaching component by itself.

Instead, run around in the crouched position and always be ready to pull the Left Trigger to aim and fire off a few shots when you see enemy movement.

He says the country aims to be ready to join in 2009.