Sentence examples for going to aim from inspiring English sources

"I always know where I am going to aim," he says.

"Now we're going to aim, fire, adjust, then aim and fire again".

"Are you going to aim at the tires?" he was asked.

"What it is not about is saying we're going to aim for 112 policies by conference next year.

It was immediately apparent that Porzio was going to aim for the outside corner, and three times he missed outside the strike zone.

So he asserted that he was going to aim to carve out Israel's permanent borders so that "the future will be fun for the younger generation".

"I think he's going to take aim at those, and I think that's a plus".

And for his part, President Obama has telegraphed that he is going to take aim at hedge fund and private equity managers.

Desperate teams bring something different so we're going to Bath aiming to win.

A lot of ugliness is going to be aimed at me.

"Teams are going to be aiming for us, because we're now a team to beat," Stoudemire said.