Sentence examples for target at the end from inspiring English sources
Aston Villa's Christian Benteke could emerge as a possible target at the end of the season.
There was an archery target at the end of the platform — when Eliasson is stuck in his work, he shoots arrows.
Indeed, according to the Duckworth/Lewis tables, which are often a pretty good guide to these things, they're spot on target at the end of the 31st over.
Wearing headphones, he takes a wide-legged stance and with deafening blasts destroys the man-shaped target at the end of his lane.
The Bank now expects inflation to remain at around zero for at least the next two months, before rising to its 2% target at the end of the monetary policy committee's two-year forecast period.
In the quarterly report, the MPC forecast that inflation, currently close to zero, would bounce back to its 2% target at the end of its two-year forecasting horizon.
Precision-guided munitions, dropped from altitudes safely above antiaircraft fire, find targets at the end of an invisible track laid out by satellites.
In the past, he said, the retailer had "dipped for the line", offering deals to help it hit sales targets at the end of a quarter, but added: "We are not going to play that game anymore".
One hotel manager recently was heard boasting he had met his 2005 revenue targets at the end of February, thanks to 100% occupancy and a $400 a night rate for rooms that two years ago cost only one-quarter as much.Few in the IT industry have much good to say about the new government.
The activities of the 46Ti-targets at the end of bombardment (EOB) ranged between 60 and 225 MBq 43Sc, however, theoretically achievable activities (A(43Sc calc) were estimated to be between 590 and 2340 MBq (Table 1).
The apparent success of the post-war welfare state in securing social cohesion was a strong argument in favour of a conception of citizenship focused on the securing of equal civil, political and social rights.[12] The universalist model was aggressively targeted at the end of the 1980s as the moral and cultural pluralism of contemporary liberal societies elicited increasing theoretical attention.
