Sentence examples for ready to aim from inspiring English sources
"I know that winning just one of those trophies will be difficult, but I am ready to aim for both".
At least one coalition soldier is always "ready to aim and fire and take out a threat," one official explained, describing the program.
A more realistic scenario, he said, would be for Impeachment to wait for the Belmont and for More Than Ready to aim for the Haskell at Monmouth in August.
Lots of excited, emotional people ready to aim all their energy at their idol?
I was literally checking Instagram and then rolled over he was ready to aim his cumshot into my mouth.
A far less extreme option is carrying pepper spray or Mace, which is a nice middle ground between pissing on yourself and being ready to aim a killing machine at someone.
This year's Duke team is very much like those of years past: balanced, disciplined and ready to take aim at another title.
Thus Nicolas Sarkozy a few years ago, when crafting the image of a crusading politician ready to take aim at France's elite.
The Kidd of 2012-13 slows the pace in transition and runs to the 3-point line, ready to take aim, rather than trying to beat his man to the basket.
With Webb Simpson teed up and ready to take aim with his three wood, the Scot announced that the USA would have the honour at the start of all the games and that the man on the tee was Bubba Watson.
Wireless data startup FreedomPop has been trying to tackle that little financial truth for the better part of two years now, and it's finally ready to take aim at traditional wireless carriers and their pricey monthly plans.
