Sentence examples for decided to aim from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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.

Suddenly, we are clear of the wood and decide to aim for a distant weir across the West Dart.

How long before a terrorist or a script kiddie decides to aim one at a cell tower or electrical substation, just to see what happens?

A briefing from the Resolution Foundation pointed out: "The chancellor could also decide to aim for an overall budget surplus by 2019-20 rathan than by 2018-19 (the party's manifesto did not give a specific target date).

Whether Mr. Abe decides to aim for such far-reaching change or not, China is watching closely as the Japanese leader forms new defense guidelines that will almost certainly result in a more robust posture by the Japanese military.

As documentaries about rail disasters collided head-on on Channels 4 and 5 last Monday night, the governors of the BBC were unanimously deciding to aim their main evening news bulletin squarely at ITV's Nightly News, parked unconvincingly in the 10pm slot precisely in order to block the BBC's intended move there.