Sentence examples for targets to get to from inspiring English sources

The ball travels along a high narrow pathway in a vertiginous 3D computer simulation, and I must guide it into various targets to get to the next stages, where a series of ever more fantastic backdrops unfold.

He will use his businessman's skill at setting broad targets to get to grips with the long list of things that need doing in California, from improving its schools to building more houses.

At Aurizon (a transport and logistics company servicing the resources industry), there is a target to get to 30% of women by 2019.

Australia's target is to get to the close and hope it rains all day, which is far from inconceivable.

The 2003 accounts were approved on 24 October 2004 and included the assertion: "Our target is to get to a position of breakeven during 2005".

A document seen by the Mail on Sunday reveals that the target time to get to those suffering a range of serious problems including strokes and seizures is to be increased to 19 minutes.

It's significant because your first target is to get to 50 points and then you should be OK, so now we have to keep going and see how many more we can pick up".

McIlroy has not given up hope of challenging Day, saying: "I need to set myself a target and try to get to that, try to emulate what he has done over the first two days.

"There are targets we can try to get to that we've spoken to the players about," Neilson said.

"I know the targets that I want to get to try and get the team playing how I want to play - attractive, open football".

Home routers and modems could also be targeted as a way to get  to PCs and laptops.