Sentence examples for target someone from inspiring English sources

Sri Lanka are in big, big trouble here, and they have to target someone.

Star quarterback Drew Brees lost his favourite target, someone he described as "like a brother".

But a subject is in a less threatening situation than a target, someone who may expect to be charged.

It's easy to target someone who is dead, and because he appears to not to have any sexual interests, he must be a pervert.

Having no way to cope with the sheer amount of rubbish going on her own life, she had chosen to target someone else.

I think more often than not it's that they're sad that their relative is dying, they're scared and angry, and we become an easy target, someone to blame, when before there was no one.

At $499, the Roku isn't cheap, but, as Wood points out, "it's targeting someone who spends $3,000 to $10,000 for their TV".

Chief constable Jane Sawyers, national policing lead for LGBT issues, said: "Targeting someone because of their sexual orientation or gender identity is totally unacceptable.

So here we have the US government targeting someone they clearly loathe because of the work he is doing against their actions.

Yik Yak has a reporting tool that flags posts as spam, offensive, or targeting someone; posts that get enough complaints are sent to a human moderation team.

"This is a violation of people's basic human rights, and it's particularly serious when they are targeting someone like a serving deputy prime minister.