Sentence examples for normally aim for from inspiring English sources
For Van Gaal, this tournament has been a series of miniatures where he would normally aim for the big, sweeping masterpiece.
On the stump, Kasich normally aims for gruff, but he arrived at Franklin Pierce in an advice-giving mood.
Procedures for the analysis of phosphorus in geological material normally aims for the determination of the total amount of P expressed as orthophosphate PO 4 3 - or the differentiation between inorganic and organic P.
Restaurants normally aim low when they display art.
We believe this is advantageous because a clear overview of candidate genes and corresponding biological process normally is aimed for.
The dirtiest, biggest streets where the snow had already turned to an unpleasant brown slush were the ones to aim for; those normally clogged with terrifying traffic but which today, thanks to Transport for London cancelling the buses, were eerily clear.
"We will play for the win because if you aim for a draw, you normally end up losing," Greece midfielder Costas Katsouranis said.
Normally this isn't the sort of thing I aim for when vacationing, but this year, circumstances changed.
"I always aim for a reading in one sitting," she told Als, and that is how people normally read magazine pieces.
