Sentence examples for was to aim from inspiring English sources
Rodriguez was born in 1944 in San Francisco, to working-class immigrant parents whose intention was to aim their children squarely at the mainstream.
The enemy's strategy, the Birchers warned, was to aim at the soft underbelly and shake it like a bowlful of jelly.
The right way was to aim at a 45-degree angle for the locking mechanism to the right of the doorknob, then fire.
Its mistake, he argues, was to aim for price stability, rather than to allow prices to fall in line with productivity gains.
In his autobiography, "The Summing Up," published in 1938, when he was sixty-four, hexplaineded, "I discovered my limitations and it seemed to me that the only sensible thing was to aim at what excellence I could within them".
Oakes's insight in forming the B.D.I. was to aim messages at social groups — rather than at individuals — and to place a low expectation on persuading people to change their minds.
The key now is to aim higher.
The key to successful practice is to aim small.
Our aim is to get three points".
They're hard to aim, they're difficult to use.
It's something to aim for".
