Sentence examples for usually aiming for from inspiring English sources

"They're usually aiming for a top 50 school," he said.

"His niche is comfort-zone entertainment, avoiding anything even faintly controversial, usually aiming for the sentimental jugular".

Then he usually aims for the middle of the green.

Pity the player who takes such a blow usually aimed for the white line.

"We usually aim for the shortest line, but not always," Killeen says.

But that represented a two-thirds drop in its audience; studios usually aim for a 50percentt drop.

Thrillers in the school of John le Carré usually aim for a sense of menace rather than bomb-ticking fear and focus on the enemy within.

As a result, buyout firms, which usually aim for a controlling stake in a company, are seeking smaller stakes and investments in state-owned companies.

Nineteen bottles is fewer than the 25 we usually aim for, but it was all we could find in scouring local shops.

To finish beat in the eggs and bicarb. 2 Drop large spoonfuls of the mixture into a hot, lightly buttered, pan, I usually aim for crumpet size or a bit bigger.

"But instinctively you usually aim for the corners, which means that there's a chance the ball might hit the post and I think we have hit the post more times than the crossbar.