Sentence examples for helpless target from inspiring English sources

After 27 gh, the white king was quite safe, while the black king was a helpless target.

In Timothy/Puck's prankish scheme, every helpless target of such magic falls madly in love with the first person in sight, inappropriate or not.

Being a helpless target of aviators and artillerymen is scarcely anybody's idea of a good time but for those Loyalists who happen to survive, it must by now have one cheering aspect.

Through the design of their offense, the Hawks made the decisive Game 6 very much about him, too, only in a matter that turned Pierce from a swaggering veteran into a helpless target.

The SLES would be launched on a rocket (possibly as a secondary payload alongside an alternative, primary mission), make its way to its helpless target, dock with it, and use its own engines to restore the satellite's ability to control its orbit.

This does not mean that one has to go through life being eaten up with envy and nor should one be the helpless target of envious people.

Their generosity makes them helpless targets for the glitzy presentations, celebrity appeals and ego-stroking evenings that some big charities have turned into an art form.

Because it is ubiquitous in the corporate world, Outlook became a helpless, football-field-size target for virus writers.

The images we see of dead mothers and children may represent not helpless bystanders but deliberate targets, killed not out of madness or cruelty but out of coldly rational calculation.

Maha George, one of the main characters, is impatient and helpless with the increased targeting of Christians declaring "churches are being torched, we're being killed right, left and center, and we are slowly but surely being driven out … The Muslims want to get rid of us, quite simply, so that the country can become theirs alone".

The party's official haters, Newt Gingrich and Herman Cain, targeted a helpless religious minority.