Sentence examples for revolving target from inspiring English sources
Some aspects of Classical mythology fed into folk art, partly by way of later European sophisticated art, and many medieval themes remained popular; the Saracen of the Crusades is a figure that still appears as a Sicilian puppet and as a revolving target in tilting games.
The idea also hopes to target "revolving door clients" – those who are forced into jobs by the system but repeatedly walk out of them.
Irene Lewis directed the brisk proceedings, in which short scene flows into short scene on a series of concentric, revolving rings: a target in black and white designed by Christopher Barreca.
Not only is the coalition failing to observe these responsibilities, its military strategy appears to revolve around targeting and pressuring the civilian population.
Up until this point, Alzheimer's treatment has largely revolved around targeting another protein that affects only 1 to 2percentt of Alzheimer's patients.
The biggest chunk of their work revolves around targeting areas of the country where the struggle to access NHS dental care is at its most acute: Wolverhampton, Blackpool, Leeds, York and swathes of the North-East.
The initial strategic research plan for the Koch Institute revolves around five target areas critical for rapid progress toward controlling cancer.
"To tell you the truth, the content created by the influencers reached over 200k of Revolve's target audience and their unique hashtag received a well above average impression of 814k," says Akhavi.
Most of the time, the eventual plan revolves around hitting targets, ambitious goals and a positive spin on the year.
Arrive's unique sales pitch to potential investment targets revolves heavily around its experience in brand building — the company is unique among VC firms in terms of its exposure to the task of managing and building up artists, as well as athletes.
Many of the stories revolve around whether a target was indeed civilian before a decision was taken to open fire.
