Sentence examples for sights toward from inspiring English sources

Developers have turned their sights toward boutique hotels for several reasons.

He did that for a year, then turned his sights toward law school.

She entered Barnard College with plans to study law, but soon shifted her sights toward medicine, drawn by the notion that physicians can fix the problems they study.

Moving his sights toward Cameron, Ashdown said any other prime minister would have dissociated himself from the "lies" produced by the no campaign.

You might assume that there's not much point to a contented Mozza, but she has simply redirected her verbose sights toward the subject of love.

Petrobras is one of a growing number of Brazilian companies that have become competitive enough in recent years to turn their sights toward the international market.

It involves reminding players to first briefly sight toward the exact spot where they wish to send the ball, and then settle their eyes onto the ball and hold them there.

At the least, we would have been spared the sight, toward the end, of Avner having sex with his wife while images of the hostage ordeal flood his weary brain.

A similar pattern of high carbon dust destruction and modest silicate dust destruction is inferred for lines of sight toward high and intermediate velocity clouds (Welty et al., 2002).

McFadzean et al. (1989) argued that the molecular clouds along the line of sight toward the GC may contribute as much as ~ 1/3 (~ 10 mag) of the total visual extinction AV.

Since its launch on 5 December 1998, the Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite (SWAS) has surveyed more than 5000 lines-of-sight toward more than 200 Galactic objects in transitions of five astrophysically important atomic and molecular species: H216O, H218O, O2, CI, and 13CO.