Sentence examples for taking aim with from inspiring English sources

PHNOM PENH —  Theary Seng was taking aim with precision and anger.

Bob begins to walk off towards the library and Fidel threatens him, finally taking aim with his rifle.

During raids, the report said, the treatment of Iraqis by the American forces "often included pushing people around, insulting, taking aim with rifles, punching and kicking and striking with rifles".

Because really, who cares about flashy lightshows when you've got 30 people taking aim with their forefingers and thumbs, and a squeezy bottle of tomato sauce at the ready?

But Mr. Solondz is after more than the avant-garde carnival trick of shocking us with our own mirth or the self-congratulatory pseudo-ironist's game of tossing dead fish into a barrel and taking aim with a toy gun.

There is one very simple edit Rosi contrives, showing him taking aim with his catapult and then just cutting to his face in closeup, frowning with concentration: pugnacious, yet innocent and vulnerable.

With a clear vantage on the truck, Basam took aim with a machine gun.

Her eyes as she took aim with them showed confident amusement.

When your (white) correspondent happens along, they take aim with stones, machetes and poles.

One SAS soldier took aim with a sniper rifle after a Northern Alliance fighter pointed to a target.

He's about to take aim with a fire hose when the pert principal boy, Hannah Wilding, has to intervene.