Examples of 'takes aim' in a sentence
Meaning of "takes aim"
takes aim: This phrase means to direct one's attention or efforts towards a specific target or goal. It is often used to describe someone focusing on achieving a particular aim or objective
How to use "takes aim" in a sentence
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My will takes aim now at a double target.
Florida general attorney takes aim.
Senate bill takes aim at illegal robocalls.
A sniper appears and takes aim.
He takes aim at the heart of the beast.
Her latest book takes aim at feminism.
He takes aim at the camera with a gun.
Scholarship program takes aim at seminary debt.
He takes aim at the unguarded goal.
New political party takes aim at foreign investment.
Takes aim at the designated target.
Game theory research takes aim at security threats.
Trump takes aim at the complexity of modern airplanes.
Translational research initiative takes aim at treatment resistance.
And it takes aim at the transportation sector.
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The drug industry takes aim.
He just takes aim and fires.
We only have a minute before he spots us and takes aim.
Serbia takes aim at workplace abuse.
The beetle takes aim.
Anyone who takes aim at him has to go through me.
New virtual currency tied to oil takes aim at bitcoin.
Zamano takes aim for float.
She carefully selects a site for her operations and takes aim.
The crow takes aim with meticulous precision.
The monkey finally stops and Benin takes aim one last time.
Company takes aim at young consumers.
Lenore then snatches a phaser from a nearby security guard and takes aim at Kirk.
Ryan takes aim at a patch of dirt.
Congress takes aim.
Amazon takes aim at YouTube with new video service.
Now Borat director takes aim at religion.
Carefully takes aim after certain skills to deliver a finishing blow.
New Zimbabwe party takes aim at Mugabe.
The story takes aim at managed care and health maintenance organizations.
Anti Keystone billionaire takes aim at Harper.
Sharpshooter takes aim at critical infrastructure.
Commissioner Gordon takes aim.
Rights group takes aim at huge tourist project.
Bruce Bowen doubles down on Kawhi Leonard and then takes aim at the Clippers.
Colorado takes aim at more henchmen.
Furlong steadies himself, takes aim and fires.
Serbia takes aim at smoking.
Be ready to consider new profitability models ( before a disruptor takes aim at you ).
Canada takes aim at an asteroid.
As the father sees nine fine stags at a spring, he takes aim with his rifle.
Vietnam takes aim at traffic.
Then he picks up a paddle ( twice his own size ) and carefully and deliberately takes aim.
This is an album that takes aim at the history books.
The law takes aim at an abortion procedure known as dilation and evacuation.
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Examples of using Takes
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Takes care of victims who have been intercepted
And the ref takes a point away
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