Sentence examples for target called from inspiring English sources

Republicans and their allies pressed every button and it didn't work, even against a ripe target called Barack Hussein Obama.

Lena Klofstad, a spokeswoman for Target, called its prices competitive and said they were "changing as the season progresses".

And the agency's final project is likely to be the promotion of a new store-within-a-store program at Target called The Shops at Target, which was announced on Thursday at a news conference in the meatpacking district.

"Oz the Great and Powerful" is exactly the kind of extravagant misfire that professional pessimists offer as proof that "they" — as in the big studios and that amorphous easy target called Hollywood — don't make movies like they used to.

One player slides a heavy, lozenge-shaped stone down an ice sheet toward a target, called the "house," and other players attempt to control the stone's velocity and path by fiercely scrubbing the ice in front of it with long-handled "brooms".

They found that, under the conventional management target called maximum sustainable yield, forage fisheries have a 42% chance of collapsing.

The NATO command in Italy suffered from serious shortages of political and legal advisers, intelligence analysts, logistics planners, linguists, and specialists in selecting targets, called targeteers.

But in September, Judge Arthur M. Schack dismissed nine summonses against Target, calling them unconstitutional.

Both are building grocery stores by the dozen -- Wal-Mart calls them SuperCenters and Target calls them SuperTargets -- to attract new customers.

And it could set a price-level target, which, unlike an inflation target, calls for Fed policy to take past years' price changes into account.

Morgan Stanley, its lead underwriter, put an overweight rating on stock and gave an $88 price target, calling it a rising "standard utility" for recruiters.