Sentence examples for terrible aim from inspiring English sources
(Chimps throw underhanded and have terrible aim, Dr. Osvath said, so no visitors have been seriously injured, and the zoo has taken precautions to protect them).
And he had a terrible aim.
When it opened in 1966, "Offending the Audience," by the Austrian enfant terrible Peter Handke, aimed to do just that.
In fact, he seems to have been bipolar, and he was capable of terrible rages, often aimed at his son.
In "Zoo Chimp Plans for His Visitors, Stockpiling Rocks" (Observatory, March 10), it says that no zoo patron was ever hit by the stones because chimps throw underhand, and their aim is terrible.
But babies and very young children are terrible at planning and aiming for precise goals.
All over the Islamic world, populations' support for extremist groups plunged as violence from Morocco to Indonesia made the terrible reality of their aims and methods brutally obvious.
At last Entellus, having got his opponent into a favourable position, raises his tremendous right hand on high and aims a terrible blow at the Trojan's head; but the wary Dares deftly steps aside, and Entellus, missing his adversary altogether, falls headlong by the impetus of his own blow, with a crash like that of a falling pine.
"What is happening is an attempt to stop us from our efforts in the fight against terrorism, to destroy our efforts to stop the terrible criminal plan that aims to destroy what is left of our region".
Oh, and his aim is currently terrible.
