Sentence examples for everyone aims from inspiring English sources

Everyone aims to land somewhere in the middle of their peer group, but the net effect is that all the universities hike tuition year after year.

Everyone aims for the 'triple crown' but it will be tough to achieve.

It's the Grand Final and the one everyone aims for anyway, but to do it in my home event would be fantastic.

Yet Nietzsche thinks it can be lacking, which means he must countenance the possibility that not everyone aims for ('desires') power.

Some of Suleiman's verses have become Turkish proverbs, such as the well-known Everyone aims at the same meaning, but many are the versions of the story.

Over the holiday period I decided to do what everyone aims to do over holidays: eat lots of food/get some exercise, connect with family and friends, read some books and watch a movie or two.

Mumford was describing Rome's decline: "Everyone aimed at security: no one accepted responsibility.

Heading heavenward, it would attempt to collect everyone aiming for earth.

Professor French emphasizes that this typical investor is an average of everyone aiming to outperform the market — including the supposedly best and brightest who run hedge funds.

"One reason 3-D burned out in the 50's is that those movies felt so forced, with everyone aiming things at the camera," he said.

Before him, nearly everyone aimed for a show-stopper: Mr. Burke tearing into "Turn On Your Lovelight," Mr. Tyler yowling "King Bee, Ms. Raittt sliding through Elmore James's "Coming Home," the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion socking out R. L. Burnside's lovesick "Goin' Down South".