Sentence examples for would be aiming from inspiring English sources

He could tell that South would be aiming to ruff clubs in the dummy.

He said he would be aiming next year to play in the Scrabble world championships and to win another "major".

It had earlier been reported that the newspaper would target a female audience, but a source told the broadcaster New Day would be aiming at a "broader reach" than that.

By merging with Inmet, First Quantum would be aiming to become one of the world's biggest copper producers, producing about 1.3 million metric tons of the metal annually by 2018.

Knowing that dummy would have a heart suit and that South would be aiming for heart ruffs in her hand, Musat made the fine lead of the spade ace followed by another.

O'Neill yesterday insisted his team would be aiming to win, arguing: "Bosnia are capable of scoring, they could wipe that advantage, that away goal that we have, within minutes of the game [starting], and then, suddenly, they are on the front foot.

He denied that action would be aimed at ousting the Syrian leader.

The measures would be aimed at all public companies, not just banks.

These, presumably, would be aimed at whatever those surveyed mentioned as Mr. McCain's weaknesses.

Most officials still believed an attack would be aimed at Saudi Arabia or Israel.

The legislation would be aimed at those workers ineligible for unemployment or extended insurance coverage.