Sentence examples for going squarely from inspiring English sources

By not putting up a booth at the show, RIM made it hard to believe its recent insistence that it was going squarely after the consumer market with its BlackBerry Pearl.

"From there, the ball goes squarely into the Obama administration's court," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law.

The question went squarely to the problem of sustaining the shaky coalition assembled for the campaign against terrorism, and most specifically to the situation in Pakistan.

On the subsequent power play, Mike Green's shot was blocked by Gilroy, and the puck went squarely across the ice to Arnott, who one-timed it past a diving Lundqvist at 2 59.

They also argued that Mr. Stewart's testimony "went squarely to the core of the prosecution's theory of the case and to defendants' principal defense namely, the defense that Martha Stewart sold her ImClone stock because of her @60 agreement with Peter Bacanovic".

And that's the market Wave now intends to go squarely after.

It goes squarely against FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair's stated declaration that "we need them [banks] to lend into the economy right now".

It goes squarely against the ingrained notion that sharks are relentless hunters, feeding on anything and everything at hand.

She goes squarely at the matter on her website: "We must continue to decrease our reliance on foreign oil and confront the challenges of climate change".

Simon didn't give the round to anyone, but the consensus in my house is that it went squarely to Kris.

Comprehension came and went, never squarely in focus but flapping at the corner of your eye.