Sentence examples for was being aimed from inspiring English sources

"And finally between Peterborough and London when you hurtle on, you felt the whole thing was being aimed like a bullet – at the heart of things, you know.

It is clearly evident that the French were oblivious to the gigantic German offensive that was being aimed at their left (northern) wing.

I admit I was startled when, looking over that young woman's shoulder, I saw that the gun in her film was being aimed at a student behind a desk begging for her life.

While offering an apology, however, Ricci also said that he had no regrets about his clear statements that Vautour was being aimed at the Gold Cup. "I don't intend on changing my openness or candour," Ricci said.

The horse, a son of Unbridled, finished in the money in the Belmont Stakes, the Peter Pan and the Jim Dandy before winning the Travers, and was being aimed at the Breeders' Cup Classic on Nov. 4.

It probably gave you a brief and unwelcome flashback to The Cruise, the low-rent 1990s docusoap that existed purely to act as a record of all the times that Jane McDonald would spontaneously burst into a terrible off-kilter showtune the second she realised that a camera was being aimed at her.

Now, large international firms are being aimed at as well.

Timeshare is back - but now it is being aimed at wealthy buyers.

Increasingly, these programs are being aimed at routers, which direct traffic throughout the Internet.

Tells how his next novel is being aimed at the gay market.

Government aid is being aimed, mistakenly, at maintaining unsustainably high rates of personal consumption.