Sentence examples for have another target from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it looks as if Shipwrecked might have another target in its sights.

Worcestershire have another target over the next two days, although the home batsmen spent yesterday ensuring it would be a struggle: they can still be the first club in either division to survive a season unbeaten.

I have no shame in admitting that, basically, if I have hit my target and I don't have another target race immediately, I basically let old Steve out of the box.

"We have another target - to reach Gabon on 12 February for the circumstances we know, the catastrophe of 1993," the coach said.

Greer adds that these funds could have another target group given that Fidelity and others won't sell an annuity product to somebody over the age of 85. "If the portfolio survives the beneficiary, it survives intact and it's an asset that can be passed on to heirs," he says.

Today, nearly two years after the law passed, education access advocates have another target: relief for the millions of graduates drowning in debt.

Beyond their constituents back home, both men had another target audience of one this year: Mr. Obama.

C. Fred Bergsten, the Peterson institute's director, said Mr. Geithner had another target in mind with his remark.

But the party has long had another target: eliminating the special powers for the military enshrined in the Constitution, including a crucial veto.

A spokeman for the Taliban, Maulvi Umar, said that the organization's militants had carried out the attack but they apparently had another target in mind; that seemed to confirm an earlier theory offered by officials, citing the large amount of explosives used.

And an early draft has another target.