Sentence examples for for his target from inspiring English sources

"An easy name to pronounce," he says, for his target audience of the pub-going younger set.

Audiences, he says, have been "very healthy" and the theatre is "on track" for his target of a million visitors across three years.

Mr. Obama marched to the well of the Senate to cast his vote and gave a hard glare over to the Republican side, looking for his target.

Duris is a superficially suave charmer whose team breaks up unwanted relationships for a fee, until he inevitably falls for his target (Paradis).

Three former Labour home secretaries, Alan Johnson, Jacqui Smith and David Blunkett, also made public a letter to Cameron offering support for his target of greater financial transparency as a weapon in the fight against terrorism and organised crime.

This is how Glavine pitched in Atlanta, using the catcher's body as the frame for his target, and this is where he wants to achieve with the Mets' catchers.

A loosely drafted law could have made it impossible for his targets to publish the evidence without committing a crime.

What was unforgivable about Figes, the author of The Whisperers: Private Life in Stalin's Russia, and excruciating for his targets, fellow academics who feared being ruined, was his threat of libel action, to close down questions about his activities.

Mabanckou's mother died in 1995; he recreates her in Maman Pauline, an irascible life force who scolds Michel for his targets of fun ("if a woman's big it means she has a big heart").

Rather they are charges that are easy for Loki to make and difficult for his targets to disprove, or which they do not care to refute.

In addition to his cash and stock, Mr. Lewis received 333,333 stock options in 2007 — which was the full amount called for under his target compensation, the proxy said.