Sentence examples for he would aim from inspiring English sources
He would aim for a bachelor's degree.
Then he would aim for a government post.
He would aim some revenues at improving education and the environment.
Everything about Zidane's body-shape said that he would aim for the keeper's left-hand corner.
He would aim to scrap Mercosur's provision requiring the whole block to agree to any negotiations with third countries.
He said he would aim to cut the county's spending by 10percentnt, but did not say how.
"Sometimes he'd aim a little higher".
He'd aim an imaginary rifle at Mother's head and fire off a round: bang!
Perhaps, if the East Grinstead Railway Modelling Society were in the building, he'd aim a speech at them as well.
He'd aim for at least a movie a day, and only films that had some kind of commercial theatrical release in the English-speaking world would qualify, thus ruling out a vast swath of bad Bollywood epics, made-for-TV movies, and amateur Sundance aspirants.
That wasn't quite right; the president had long hinted that he'd aim to handle deficit issues and immigration reform if re-elected, an agenda reaffirmed with the release of a transcript of an (initially off-the-record) interview with the Des Moines Register.
