Sentence examples for long aiming from inspiring English sources

Dropping back like a quarterback, he went long, aiming for his favorite receiver.

The unsavoury stuff had also included Long aiming an elbow at Bruno Martins Indi; the striker may yet face retrospective action as Taylor seemed not to see the incident.

Consequently the list of decorations and modifications of the original PB equation is long aiming for a more realistic picture.

Likewise, APEC has long aimed to free up investment between its members.

Instead, it has long aimed to plant a flag and let private litigants take care of the rest.

KINDERGARTEN has long aimed at developing social, emotional and verbal skills to enhance later academic success, especially for children who do not attend quality preschools.

Moffett Federal Airfield, a decommissioned air strip near San Francisco that now houses a NASA operation, has been long aimed at for sale and could bring in millions.

And the campaign has long aimed to make sure that no other candidate, like Mr. Gingrich, becomes too strong in the early voting states.

Focusing on this question distracts from Russia's intense, blatant policy of regime change that has long aimed to destabilise Georgia through ethnic manipulation, and thus thwart our democracy while stopping Nato's expansion.

Most teachers would agree that it is inspiring and motivating to break down the traditional fences we put around different school subjects; my colleagues and I have long aimed to encourage "cross-curricular links" to spur lateral thinking.

The N.S.A. dragnet of "connection data" — who communicates with whom, where, how often and for how long — aims at finding patterns between calls or messages, and between parties with given characteristics, which correlate with increased odds of terrorist activity.