Sentence examples for fictional target from inspiring English sources

Take a fictional Target shopper named Jenny Ward, who is 23, lives in Atlanta and in March bought cocoa-butter lotion, a purse large enough to double as a diaper bag, zinc and magnesium supplements and a bright blue rug.

Maybe, rather than escalate tensions in the Middle East and play into the Isis strategy, we can make up fictional targets and bomb the crap out of places that sound Islamic or threatening in our collective imagination.

Sherlock Holmes is a fictional object and a fictional character.

Holmes is a particular fictional object.

None of these countries, of course, is in the dire straits of extreme poverty and malnutrition that the African countries that Britain has targeted this year are in and which our fictional firebrand Gina was targeting in her campaign in fictional Reykjavik.

"I felt I wanted to do something more universal," he says of his decision to make the boys' target the fictional solar array.

In "American Woman," for example, a robbery that ends up costing a life isn't undertaken to make an ideological point but simply for economic survival, and in "A Person of Interest," Kaczynski's idealistic rage is transposed by Choi into careerism: the fictional bomber kills his targets because he begrudges their success.

Its test ads promoted a fictional apartment for rent, targeted at people aged 18 to 65 who were living in New York, house hunting and likely to move — with ProPublica narrowing the audience by excluding certain "Behaviors", listed in a section Facebook now calls "Multicultural Affinity", including "Hispanic", "African American" and "Asian American".