Sentence examples for something to shoot for from inspiring English sources

"It gives you something to shoot for". But with such successes have come complaints.

And that's something to shoot for". Life, I've learned, brings changes — not all of them welcome.

"We have something to shoot for". The Spartans sat on top of the polls for most of the season in 2010 and went 30-4 (10-0 in Rio Hondo League) for their ninth consecutive league championship.

Gives the flowers something to shoot for.

It gave him something to shoot for.

"But there's always something to shoot for.

The video deftly shows the banality of evil in the boots of U.S. Army soldiers there for our "protection"—gathered around their armored vehicles waiting for something to shoot, and the idleness of bored cops checking their phones and leaning against barricades lining the streets of D.C. Flags with Trump's bloated visage wave as tourists nervously perambulate around the capital.

But his big break came when, after spending the early 90s slumming around the Big Apple with barely anything to eat but always something to shoot, he produced a story for the American music magazine Vibe.

When we go in the woods and look for something to shoot, this is something we will be eating.

That only gives Democrats something to shoot at". Peggy Noonan, a former speechwriter for Ronald Reagan, warned in the Wall Street Journal recently, "If Republicans can't make, catch and ride a wave in an environment like this, they've gone from being the stupid party to the stupid loser party.

But Bob and Mike, the twins from Camarillo, now have something else to shoot for besides staying No. 1.