Sentence examples similar to decided aim from inspiring English sources

They decided to "aim for something bigger and better".

The team decided to aim at the Hispanic community.

"When we discussed our fundraising goal, we decided to aim for one thousand dollars," said Stark.

"Since he missed every shot, he decided to aim at his mother-in-law, and connected".

It was there that he decided to aim for a political career.

"They decided to aim for something that would do more damage and be more spectacular".

But after more research, Fusion's management decided to aim for the entire millennial generation.

With a limited budget of just over $1 million, Rheingold has decided to aim its promotions at what its executives call "culture drivers" within the young population of New York.

But she decided to aim for graduate-school training, and her other grades soared, placing her on the dean's list both semesters her junior year.

After his roommate at Walter Reed was accepted by Georgetown University, Mr. Blanchard decided to aim high himself and apply to George Washington University, which now has about 300 veterans who receive benefits and 200 who do not, a university spokeswoman says.

He was in Italy before Turner, an absence from Britain that probably scuppered the associateship of the Royal Academy he had decided to aim for, and by 1823 was exhibiting with the alternative Society of British Artists.