Sentence examples for stop aimed from inspiring English sources

But Democratic advisers said today that the vice president's lunchtime rally, in Daley Plaza, where he was flanked by Mayor Richard M. Daley, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Stevie Wonder, was simply a stop aimed at energizing supporters rather than a sign of nervousness about losing Illinois.

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"When you stop aiming for those small things and aim for a higher thing, to be uplifted, that's when the world reflects abundance to you," they said.

In order to use this weapon like the pro players, you will have to stop aiming at the enemy's torso and get in the habit of shooting at the head.

After the criticism, the motion picture and electronic game industries stopped aiming at children with advertising for R-rated movies and games rated for mature audiences.

After 9/11, the U.S. stopped aiming for a "more perfect union" of its diverse population.

Why? Well it's probably because Randy Carlyle stopped aiming a gun directly at his foot and repeatedly pulling the trigger.

Ms. Sink's weekend stops appeared aimed at trying to rally traditional Democratic supporters to help stem a potential Republican tide.

They consistently reinforced a stopping rule aimed to keep superfluous content standards, scientific concepts, and lesson ideas from entering the curriculum.

After ordering the Toyota to circle the block, Mr. Lewis has the driver stop and aims his palm-size camera at the scene, narrating as he records.

However, attention has focused on the development at tertiary level of six 'one stop centres' aiming to provide comprehensive care and support to survivors of violence (22).