Sentence examples for carefully aimed from inspiring English sources

I then carefully aimed at this one and fired.

The words, on the other hand, are very carefully aimed.

Now they are more carefully aimed at employees in operations that are shrinking.

A shot, carefully aimed - and one clay pigeon shatters in mid air.

That's two carefully aimed books to cope with two needs of the word researcher.

AS in real warfare, even the most carefully aimed weapon in computer warfare leaves collateral damage.

I carefully aim my rifle and shoot one, prepared for the other to make a run at me.

Earlier in the day, Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill said at a hearing that the administration wanted to carefully aim support for business in the wake of the terrorist attacks.

In a significant strategic shift, Americans for Prosperity is carefully aiming its new campaign at one of those voting blocs: young women.

It's no longer a matter of carefully aiming your matchstick cannon at a cavalry detachment in a gripping struggle for control of the carpet.

I ROLLED up to the cashier's booth at the Boston Common Garage in a black Chevy Tahoe 4-by-4, carefully aiming its 6-liter V-8, three rows of seats and nearly three tons of mass between the paint-scarred stanchions of the narrow exit lane.