Sentence examples for were expected to aim from inspiring English sources

Photographers, through judicious use of lighting, were expected to aim for an expression that was free of any suggestion of suffering and instead conveyed a sense of peace.

These companies are expected to aim at business travelers who carry laptops and can bill their employers for their Internet connections.

This is when the user is expected to aim and then as soon as the pressure sensor is released there will be a fast movement forward that will throw the ball, similar to what a catapult would do.

Given his history — the anti-smoking campaign, the advances against trans fats and the calorie counts in restaurants — Mayor Bloomberg can be expected to aim in the right direction on health care.

Tunney is expected to aim for a top 10 finish, while with Britain's current all-around champion and big hope for the future, Gabby Jupp, sidelined through injury, Harrold is likely to make more of an impact in Saturday's uneven bars final – for which Britain's Rebecca Downie has also qualified.

Though official talks have not yet begun, the Obama administration is expected to aim mostly at such low-hanging fruit, leaving issues like the legality of the high-capacity magazine -- which allows even pistols to fire more than 30 shots without reloading, and was used in the Tucson shootings in January -- to remain unaddressed for the time being.

After that, Callaway is expected to take aim at the No. 3, 4 and 5 makers: Maxfli, Wilson and Precept.

Yet Trump is expected to take aim at CHIP in the more detailed budget the White House will release this morning.

On Monday, the European Union is expected to take aim at the Assad family and its cronies by blocking the sale to Syria of luxury goods.

The identical bills are expected to take aim at discriminatory practices like racial steering by real estate agents and to make it easier for people to pursue complaints of housing bias.

On Wednesday, the European Commission is expected to take aim at Silicon Valley's tech giants with a proposal to seriously revamp how technology companies are taxed in the 28-nation European Union.