Sentence examples for fire aiming from inspiring English sources

An Indian defense spokesman, Lt. Col. H. S. Oberoi, said five Pakistani soldiers were killed when the Indians returned fire, aiming at Pakistani bunkers and oil depots.

Mr. Roark said laboratory managers had significantly altered the heavily wooded property after the 2000 fire, aiming to improve defensive fire tactics and reduce so-called fuel-loads of trees.

Durrant returned fire, aiming for the torpedo boat's bridge.

"It was a 'ready, fire, aim' approach".

"What happened here is ready, fire, aim," Mr. Plank said.

Their philosophy isn't so much "ready, aim, fire" as "ready, fire, aim"—and then to keep on re-aiming.

Use the "ready, fire, aim" approach, and correct course as you go along.

However, this approach requires a willingness to abandon the "ready, fire, aim" approach to problem solving.

Hutson explained that Wal-Mart has what he called a "ready, fire, aim" culture.

Rather than 'ready, aim, fire' we are increasingly seeing companies 'ready, fire, aim'; launching a product and then using real-time customer feedback to refine the offer.

One trustee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, characterized the decision-making as "Ready, fire, aim".