Sentence examples for made targets from inspiring English sources

Others made targets of Shiites.

The Taliban have made targets of girls' schools and banned education for girls and women.

Traditional rulers, intellectuals and religious leaders were made targets, resulting in killings and prison terms.

Hamas said accusations that it had deliberately made targets of Israeli civilians were unfounded.

Apartment buildings have been made targets, and the resident Albanian families have been persuaded, ordered or frightened to leave.

Cashman stressed that the discussions have been general and that the team had not made targets for the off-season.

The attacks, which left more than 150 people dead by Friday evening, made targets of foreigners, witnesses said.

The Christians and other smaller minority groups here, however, have been explicitly made targets and have emigrated in disproportionate numbers.

It is not clear whether any of the Libyan defenses were made targets because they had turned on such radar.

They are ready-made targets for irony, allusion and commentary, ripe for riffing and manipulation.

So corralled by the external pressure of people wanting them to do ever more dramatic things, a media that was getting closer to it, and hackers who wanted to out them, allied to a dwindling list of ready-made targets, there wasn't any choice.