Sentence examples for pieces aimed at from inspiring English sources
"If anything is new, it's that mainstream media is no longer writing off journalism and opinion pieces aimed at young women," she says.
She plans to use that trademark for a cartoon character called "Money Honey," who will appear in a series of animated short pieces aimed at teaching children some basics about money.
This second set of ten pieces, aimed at students aged 10-14, fonlows on from the first year of the hugely successful project, which has so far seen more than half of the UK's primary schools engaging in the scheme.
Stroboscopic art installations in science museums and art galleries are nothing new, but it has always been surprising to me that the effect hasn't been exploited more for organic art pieces aimed at the home market.
Each side has thousands of rockets and artillery pieces aimed at the other across the world's most heavily armed border.
But while Pascrell runs he is paid his full congressional salary with all its perks, is allowed to do franked mail (thinly veiled campaign pieces aimed at raising positive name ID) at the taxpayer's expense, and has a huge compliment of congressional staff to assist him.
Anand is outjumping his opponent and most of his pieces aim at the black king.
The denunciations, in an otherwise light-hearted visit to a local primary school arranged by the admirable Stoke City Community Trust, are all the more unexpected in that, at 6ft 2in and 13st, Jones might have been regarded as a perfect fit for a style based on long balls, crosses and set-pieces aimed at a big target man.
A quartet of classical musicians and a raccoon feature in piece aimed at 0-24 months.
It is yet another opinion piece aimed at denigrating the Garden State, and has no place in the New Jersey section.
The result of this class has been a desire on my part to leave Germany, which was perhaps one of its goals.Roxanna Nazari BerlinSIR – Your article presented a one-sided view of immigration to the United States and read more like a propaganda piece aimed at potential immigrants.
