Sentence examples for target noted from inspiring English sources

One guest, Liz Lange, whose maternity line is sold at Target, noted that each store seemed to be basking in the luster of the other.

Mr. Conway, who stars in a PBS show, "The Cultivated Life," and designs outdoor furniture for Target, noted that "those circles were a little bit of a nod" to the company, which provided $300,000 to build the garden in a vacant lot.

Strasser, who reiterated a "buy" recommendation on Home Deport shares with a $50 price target, noted that Home Depot's 'HD Supply' unit grew sales 20% in 2005, good for a 7% operating margin.

Leyla's alleged liaison with the sheikh "makes her a prime target", notes Handan Erguvan, who is on the Sanliurfa bar association's committee to investigate honour crimes.Instead, the locals' ire is directed at the fake sheikh for besmirching their religion.

Analysts had also estimated that Nokia would report sales of 5.6 million Lumia devices for the quarter, and there Nokia was right on target, noting that the 5.6 million Lumias that it has sold are 27% on last quarter.

"West Point has ties to both targets," noted the academy superintendent, Lt. Gen. William J. Lennox Jr., as he led a prayer.

"We have stated on a regular basis that bin Laden had declared that all U.S. citizens were legitimate targets," noted one American intelligence official.

It remains possible that one or more of the problematic genomic targets noted above could be useful for studies of chlorophytan barcoding.

Coca-Cola Enterprises could be a focus of investor interest after the soft drinks bottler Wednesday affirmed key 2004 financial targets, noting positive first-quarter trends.

Police official Mukhlesur Rahman told reporters that they believe Cesare was directly targeted, noting that his assailants did not take any of his possessions.

"No one is quite sure why schools are targeted," notes Ms. Mbengue.