Sentence examples for took aim from from inspiring English sources

When Giannis Maniatis, the home captain, took aim from 25 yards, it looked speculative.

No flag had gone up at that point but it was decided retrospectively that at least one Cardiff body was beyond the last man when rookie Joe Ralls took aim from 35 yards.

Ronaldo looked desperate for the record and he might also have been placing too much importance on it judging by the number of times he took aim from the kind of positions that seemed implausible even for him.

On Monday, he ventured east to Bowie, Md., took aim from 150 yards in the woods and critically wounded a 13-year-old boy at the threshold of his school.

With five minutes remaining Aleksandar Kolarov took aim from outside the area and hit the attempt straight at Jonathan Bond, only for the ball to squirm under the goalkeeper and into the net.

John Paul II, dynamic, fiercely anti-communist and Polish, was greeting pilgrims in St Peter's Square on 13 May 1981 when the young Turk took aim from a few yards away and shot him twice in the stomach.

Players had to take aim from almost 240 yards.

An Army video shows a sniper taking aim from behind sandbags.

The same site circulated video said to show a government sniper taking aim from a rooftop near the sit-in.

A manic opening 12 minutes settled this first-round clash, with Sercombe taking aim from the edge of the box and firing home a low, right-footed shot to start an embarrassing night for the Bees.

Spurs were invigorated and when Kane curled in a beauty two minutes later, taking aim from a position where most players would not even have thought a shot was on, the ground was in a state of near-euphoria.