Sentence examples for target to take from inspiring English sources

It's a bold interpretation – if a somewhat strange target to take aim at given the rather larger evils abroad in the Weimar era.

We have failed in our target to take third place in the group from Finland, and now we must not allow anyone to push us further down the group".

And nagging Target to take the Little Mommy Cuddle 'n Coo dolls off the shelves because people think that when it gurgles you can hear the baby say "Islam is the light".

With Hughes pulling the strings in midfield, the Rams dominated the game, enjoying 68% possession, but Bobby Zamora struck in injury time with QPR's first shot on target to take the London club to the Premier League.

And Lee's comfort level will only increase when the star receiver Russell Shepard returns for next week's game at West Virginia, giving the Tigers an elite target to take the pressure off Randle and balance the passing game.

Speaking to BusinessGreen on the sidelines of the opening of the new E.ON and National Grid combined heat and power project in Kent on Thursday, Davey said he was keen to set a decarbonisation target, but wanted the final target to take account of the long-term legally-binding target to cut emissions by 80percentnt by 2050 in the UK.

The picks in which the experts and the crowd are furthest apart, he wrote, are the best targets to take a chance on.

The fall will also strengthen the UK's position at the Paris climate talks this December, where world governments are expected to agree to greenhouse gas targets to take effect beyond 2020, when current pledges expire.

Top universities and independent schools have welcomed the study, which they said showed that institutions like Oxford and Cambridge should be freed of their targets to take more students from state schools.

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In the U.S. private equity dealsters have been chasing after $10 billion and even $45 billion targets to take private.