Sentence examples for smaller target from inspiring English sources

It might have been because he deliberately aimed at a smaller target.

The opposition leader said he did not "subscribe to the smaller target path of meaningless change".

Leave the car, Lieutenant Graham said, and "you are just a smaller target".

Similar to an aircraft carrier vs land: much smaller target area, that's also translating [and] rotating".

Radio benefits of course from being a smaller target, and from attracting fewer political enemies.

To make the shorter Frazier an even smaller target, Futch had him bobbing and weaving to get inside.

"Our challenge is not to move closer to Labor in the hope of being a smaller target," he said.

Smith would have banked on chasing a much smaller target after winning the toss and snaring two catches as West Indies slipped to 31-3.

A fault like this typically happens early in a match when a player aims at a smaller target under pressure– so no surprise there.

Although boccie's rules (and its spelling) can vary, basically each of the two team gets four balls weighing about 3 pounds each, which are rolled or tossed at a smaller target ball called a pallino.

By the time he reached the bridge, the Belgrano was taking on a list, and Coco found the ship's captain, Hector Bonzo, trying to turn the stricken ship to port, to face the submarine and thus present a smaller target.