Sentence examples for said aimed at from inspiring English sources

It was, he said, aimed at the Prague Castle, the seat of the Czech president, as a potent rebuke to the political class.

It was an attack, he said, "aimed at ordinary, working-class Londoners – black and white, Muslim and Christian, Hindu and Jew, young and old..

We're here to tell you what we're about.' " "The BizKit is a door-opener," Mr. Massey said, aimed at businesses "whether they're generating $50,000 in revenue or $50 million in revenue".

Pfeifer finally came clean on Sunday, admitting to the Las Vegas Sun that the whole drunk brother story was a hoax a lie, he said, aimed at exposing media stories as fabrications.

And he said: 'Aim at least two cups over.' It was an unbelievable read".

That is an Israeli talking point, people here will say, aimed at making the world forget Israel's misdeeds.

The idea was to target direct-mail pitches at cardholders — offers for skis or ski parkas, say, aimed at people who had used the card at ski resorts.

There's no shortage of compact speaker solutions out there, but Logitech is shooting for the ultra-simple, $100 mark, which is not to say low-end, but not, let us say, aimed at the audio enthusiast.

Thus religion, he said, cannot be shut out of a body like the United Nations, which he said aims at "a social order respectful of the dignity and rights of the person".

The deal, he said, aims at "cord cutters who aren't subscribing to pay TV… but still consume massive amounts of NBA content.

"There's a vic," Hood said, aiming the.38 at Morgan.