Sentence examples for mightier target from inspiring English sources

Ninth District (parts of Nassau County): Mr. Skelos, the Senate's deputy majority leader and another entry on the Suozzi hit list, is a far mightier target.

Ireland did their maths, beat Scotland – the least complicated part of the equation – overtook Wales and then set a mighty target for England, which ultimately proved just too much for the men in white.

Technology is a mighty tempting target for investors.

That shows that even the mightiest are attractive targets.

Bratz dolls ($29.99 in the Prudential survey for one called Winter Wonderland), board games like Cranium ($14.99, compared with $14.73 at Wal-Mart and $16.99 at Toys RR" Us), and the Tonka Jr. Mighty Dump Truck ($7.99 at Target, $7.97 at Toys RR" Us and $7.96 at Wal-Mart) are among the selections.

Samsung, in particular, has been the target of all-mighty Apple, and had quite the difficult year.

But this poster's evil twin is the apparent handiwork of an Axis artist, who has turned the captain's mighty shield into an arrow-pierced target.

But Vinson could not routinely get close enough to his target, and Rigondeaux has a mighty left hand he knows how to use.

If so, I can think of better targets – the Mighty Boosh for one – than Coogan, whose show I actually found funny.

The spectacular Downbeat Burial, credited to Buster's All Stars, doesn't hide its target – Downbeat was Dodd's own mighty soundsystem.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said Osborne had "a mighty tough job" on his hands to meet the target.