Sentence examples for presumed target from inspiring English sources

Instead, the comedy, short on wit, follows the formula of its presumed target.

On Sunday the weekly Journal du Dimanche, citing unidentified investigators, reported that the suspects were planning an attack in Europe, and that France was the presumed target.

We don't know who put the poisoned spike on Laura's hospital bed that killed, not the presumed target Laura, but her estranged maths-teacher lover Beate.

In other works, a pile of dirt — or possibly something more putrid — is the main motif and the art world the presumed target.

Some of the writing collected here strikes a personal tone, and reflections in the same vein from Thompson's partner would have made the selections more accessible to those unfamiliar with him -- the volume's presumed target audience.

First is the notion of "mistaken identity" — the assumption that Mr. Page, who had long-established ties to radical right-wing groups, mistook Sikhs for Muslims, his presumed target.

But when all the presumed targets of inquiry, along with the artist herself, stand to win big-time from such a grilling, what's the point?

There might have been a few more memorials had Antonio Lyles, a 17 -year-old frival rivapartmentent complex, struck any of his presumed targets.

Indian officials have previously said the bigger missile's presumed targets would be in Europe and the United States.Then there are the broader implications.

In a military tradition, sailors had inscribed some of the bombs with messages for the presumed targets, including some sober messages recalling the deaths of so many Americans on Sept. 11.

The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), which filed the first habeas cases for Guantanamo detainees, criticized the new inquiry's presumed targets.