Sentence examples for target starting from inspiring English sources
"target starting" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used when referring to a goal or task that requires effort to achieve. For example, "We got off to a good target starting on the project."
EUGENIA KIM is selling a limited-time hat collection at Target, starting April 18, all under $20.
The line, which will be sold at Target starting in March, will include a hair accessory to match Mr. Posen's package ($12.99, Target.com).
Check out the entire look book below, and head to Target starting Nov. 16 to purchase.
On Hannibal, more than sixty men had been killed and Captain Ferris ordered the survivors below decks to escape the worst of the fire as the combined guns of the French and Spanish forces turned on the last remaining target, starting several fires.
A 20/30 single letter on a fixation stick, approximately 50cm from the subject, served as the target, and was moved gradually closer to the subject at about 5.0 cm/sec, until the subject noticed the target starting to blur.
Thus, in a patient whose predominant glycemic burden occurs overnight and whose A1C level is within 1 2% points of target, starting with a low dose of basal insulin (0.2 units · kg−1 · day−1) and adjusting the dose to achieve fasting blood glucose levels <110 130 mg/dl often proves an effective strategy.
But that target started to drop.
Controllers replied: "No, it seems that its target started falling apart".
On Sunday Target started selling a special edition of 1.2 million Warhol-themed tomato soup cans.
Earlier this year, Target started carrying ready-to-assemble pieces by Blu Dot, the Minneapolis-based makers of neo-retro furniture.
When Target started carrying Kindles in 2010, it was a rare case of Amazon courting physical retailers.
