Sentence examples for how he aims from inspiring English sources

But even when he's off target, it's always interesting and instructive to watch how he aims.

"Total Recall" contains nonstop illustrations of how he aims high, tramples on competitors, breaks barriers and savors every victory, be it large or small.

I hope when he tells America how he aims to tame future budget deficits the President doesn't accept conventional Washington wisdom that the biggest problem in the federal budget is Medicare (and its poor cousin Medicaid).

The proposed changes will be a central feature of Trump's first comprehensive budget plan, which will be the most detailed look at how he aims to change government spending and taxes over his presidency.

Go to Forbes.com for an inside look at the film's finances, the surprisingly large sum that Gibson looks set to pocket and how he aims to merchandise the film in the estimated $4.2 billion Christian retail market.

On this episode of 'Daily VICE', we sit down with the musician to talk about how he aims to create social change through his music.

In his "Discourse on Method," which is presented as an intellectual autobiography, Descartes recounts how he aimed to rebuild human knowledge on the firmest foundation.

Years ago Soon-Shiong spelled out a grand vision of how he aimed to unite data, genomics and new drugs to vastly improve cancer care.

Those hoping he would spell out Labour's spending plans for 2015 - the first year they might be in office - and set out his so-called fiscal rules - ie how fast he aims to reduce the deficit and Britain's debt - were disappointed.

It's a blind fundraiser, so Medina can't reveal how much he aims to raise, but he did say it's a substantial amount.

"Get it on the shelf, get it off the shelf, empty the can and do it again.' How does he aim to do this abroad?