Sentence examples for target has come from inspiring English sources

UN officials dare not distribute food at certain times in certain parts of northern Iraq because of the fireworks overhead.Recently, a new kind of target has come under attack.

Target has come under fire after taking six days to admit publicly that hackers accessed more than 70 million customers' personal information in December.

In addition to seeking new heavy weapons and armored personnel carriers, Abadi wants the Pentagon to help shorten the time it takes to launch an airstrike after intelligence about a potential target has come in.

If the enemy that has reached the spot isn't exactly a suitable target (such as a Scout that won't stand still), you may want to continue to wait until an easier target has come, such as a Sniper.

Just repeat these steps for each person your target has came with.

Instead of approaching just anyone who looked like easy prey, the pickpockets sought first to establish where their target had come from.

That is what targets are supposed to provide.This month, a new set of targets has come into force.

Several civilian targets have come under attack, including Le Méridien in Ndjamena, where about 50 foreigners were extricated by French soldiers and taken to a military base to be evacuated.

Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, NHS England's medical director, said the old targets had come with "perverse incentives", and meant that people who had already waited longer than 18 weeks were often ignored.

Actually, 21.4 percent of Flacco's dropbacks have been play-action passes, according to Pro Football Focus, and an incredible 42.7 percent of Smith's targets have come at least 20 yards downfield, by far the highest percentage of any wide receiver with at least 50 targets.

But only about a half-dozen promising drug targets have come out of this effort, Collins notes.