Sentence examples for remarkable aim from inspiring English sources

What follows seems like a nonstop car and foot chase, with Albanian after Albanian falling victim to Bryan's remarkable aim and hand-fighting skills.

That is a remarkable war aim, is it not?

Sunderland's players had to be talked out of a remarkable stunt aimed at goading Newcastle United's supporters during one of last season's Tyne-Wear derbies, a new book claims.

I learned then that this remarkable manager aimed to have control of not just his football club but everything else that had a bearing on its welfare.

After all, the film is about a mad scientist with a bizarre fetish, not a remarkable surgeon aiming to improve the lives of his patients.

On the World Design Capital WDCC) website, Cape Town presents some remarkable shack design projects aimed to solve a nationwide slum problem.

The attention to detail is remarkable and the aim is to allow each player to be the best cricketer he can be.

It was remarkable, when groups aimed their theatrical rifles earnestly at the audience, to see just how much more persuasive the women were at this than the men.

As Australia's A-League season enters the final stretch, the Wellington Phoenix's American midfielder Alex Smith is enjoying a remarkable comeback while aiming to lead the New Zealand-based club to its first championship.

Separating the case filing from the trial is a remarkable feature that aims to ensure that judges cannot monopolize trials and hear cases for which they may have a personal bias.

The Gene Expression Nervous System Atlas (GENSAT) is another remarkable project that aims to catalogue gene-expression patterns of the developing and adult central nervous system in the mouse (http://www.gensat.org/index.html).html