Sentence examples for which you aim from inspiring English sources

On another afternoon, a character named Austin Webb pleasantly described a new school of hunting called "hunt and release," in which you aim to wound the animal but not kill it.

A slightly less daunting alternative is the Cooper Test - a 12-minute run in which you cover as great a distance as you can, or the 1.5-Mile Run, in which you aim to complete the distance as fast as possible.

Some of the anger-management strategies lean hard on cognitive behavior therapy, a procedure in which you aim to think differently about situations that trigger extreme rage to see that it's not the end of the world when, say, another driver cuts in front of you.

This is a "feinting" move in which you aim to confuse the keeper by making a stutter step as you run up to take the kick.

It's a question of the audience at which you are aiming.

Some distance away there were large cardboard boxes of green and red darts, which you could aim at the wall, gradually altering the overall pattern and distribution of colour.... "Excellent, isn't it?...Jackson Pollock meets Jocky Wilson".

So, I think that is fundamental, to take a good look at the user experience and also to be aware of which public you aim toward, what is the target, what is the average ticket that your chain has... and that the offered payment methods go in line with that.

You're currently fronting a campaign in which you're aiming to record the perfect holiday pop song.

The funny thing about a gun ask anyone who has held one is the speed with which you can take aim.

There are obvious problems: which 90% do you aim at, for instance, and what is 90% of a still unknown total, anyway?

Which deadline should you aim for?