Sentence examples for little aim from inspiring English sources

As the death toll rises and destruction in Gaza only worsens, Israel maintains it is acting in self-defense after Hamas has fired incessant volleys of rockets into Israel with little aim or regard for human life.

My relationship is very strong with the Wigan chairman and we had our little aims and targets that we pursued.

A crowd of 40,000 is expected at the Millennium Stadium for the first taste of Olympic action and Little aims to get off to a winning start.

The mixture spreads a little and aim for a decent thickness.

Gary Ballance, with little to aim at, threw down the stumps but Eskinazi was judged to have got home by a smidgeon.

Southampton and Swansea are both assured of safety but have little to aim for in terms of moving up the table.

Romney's campaign has so far focused on giving his opponents little to aim at.

I did an anxious little jig, aimed a desperate plea toward the heavens, and wrote to my accountant.

Little y aims to "create dynamic and honest theatre that resonates with, inspires and cultivates a Generation Y audience" – often best realised when done by Gen Y themselves.

I felt a little nervous aiming my camera at assorted shoppers, cyclists and street sweepers, but most didn't seem to mind.

In Brazil, as in Indonesia and elsewhere, the lack of land titles and clear jurisdictions, there has been little action aimed at restoring Dos Santos and others to the Sirinhaem river delta.