Sentence examples for normally aim from inspiring English sources

Restaurants normally aim low when they display art.

It's a low turnout, according to organiser Cassie Evans, and they normally aim for two coders per coach.

For Van Gaal, this tournament has been a series of miniatures where he would normally aim for the big, sweeping masterpiece.

And the Accounting Standards Executive Committee of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants issues rules that are normally aimed at one industry.

The FAA normally aims to respond to such petitions within 120 days.

On the stump, Kasich normally aims for gruff, but he arrived at Franklin Pierce in an advice-giving mood.

Members of her network have received about $300,000 in grants and donations, she estimated, including a few grants from the United States Department of Agriculture normally aimed at rural growers.

Now they write cultural criticism of a sort that is normally aimed at "American Idol" contenders (who actually performed at both Conventions this year).

ETA, which often calls in warnings before it detonates a car bomb in a public place, normally aims at political or police figures, but it detonated a car bomb next to a police barracks in Legutiano, in the northern Basque region, in June 2008, killing a policeman who was on guard outside.

Normally, aiming merely to beat inflation wouldn't be considered much of a marketing pitch.

A government normally aims to take a measure which optimizes the pollution level and its net revenue.