Sentence examples for began aimed from inspiring English sources

As soon as Toronto had gone ahead, 1-0, in the third, chants of "Fire Renney" began, aimed at Coach Tom Renney.

Months of chaos commenced with the text message "Let the games began" aimed at Clippers owner Donald Sterling by V. Stiviano, his estranged companion who surreptitiously recorded him making disparaging comments about blacks.

Sampras also began aiming for aces even on second serves, and he produced 25 aces in the final three sets.

Writing in German, he began aiming at a nonacademic readership around a decade ago, as his scholarly forays became more fanciful and scattershot.

After sales fell to $75,000 the next year in a saturated market, she said, Davelle began aiming at colleges, offering charms of their sports mascots, and corporations, with representations of their logos.

Players in the drug industry began aiming their advertisements at patients, and their goal was to define in the minds of patients not only the beneficial effects of the drugs but also the diseases they were designed to treat.

Mushtaq reached out to his network of researchers and began aiming at the servers in the Netherlands.

Feeling guilty now, I retreated to my office and began aiming not at the squirrels but at the ground just below them.

That takes its total raised to $91M since it began aiming at disrupting traditional relocation management, a market worth $11 billion, by some estimates.

As the years progressed, the doc posits, the show slowly began aiming at a younger audience.

As a global summit begins, aimed at tackling the issue of forced marriage, BBC News has heard from a teenager whose parents made her marry a stranger.