Sentence examples for got to target from inspiring English sources

Aimed at "bored fashionistas" it makes a virtue of the fact that it's in London "the style capital of the world" (according to some at least, but then you've got to target your markets, right?).

Robin Klein, serial investor and chairman of The Accelerator Group, urged entrepreneurs to be realistic about what they were asking for: "I'm a big support of the VC industry in Europe… but you've got to target your request to the levels of capital that exist".

That's why if you look at our big initiatives there – things like Saints Row 2, Red Faction: Guerilla – a real technology showpiece, Darksiders – a real artistic showpiece – you've got to target that high-end gamer on those systems and get the volume with that.

"We know there isn't going to be enough jam to go round for everyone, I wish there were, we know there's not, so we've got to target that assistance, and I do appeal to the government here, Labour and Plaid Cymru to listen to the mood music because it's important to respond to that, it's the message of the times, and I believe it will resonate with the people of Wales".

Glendale resident Noemy Loya, 33, got to Target early enough to be second in line.

If your upper arms are a little bat-wing-y, you've got to target your rear upper arms.

iPhone: It's going to take you seventeen minutes to get to Target.

Get to Target or Neiman Marcus stores starting Saturday to shop the HOLIDAY COLLECTION.

This way the brands still get to target people who influence the types of products they are pushing, but can expand that to related areas.

Phase 1 and 2 clinical trials have also shown the effectiveness in getting to target combining lesinurad with allopurinol [ 52] and lesinurad with febuxostat [ 53].

One time my husband David flew out the door at 9 55 to get to Target before it closed.