Examples of 'taking aim' in a sentence
Meaning of "taking aim"
taking aim: This phrase commonly refers to preparing to shoot a weapon or directing focus towards a specific target or goal. It can be used both literally, in the context of aiming a physical object, and figuratively, to indicate a determined attitude or intention
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Brett taking aim of his first shot.
Now the government is taking aim at mining.
Taking aim from yet afar.
The sportsman is taking aim at the target.
Taking aim at the real polluters.
Now ransomware is taking aim at business networks.
You have to stop him from taking aim.
Luther was taking aim at his own tradition.
I was taught you do not fire without taking aim.
He could have snipers taking aim at us right now.
Shay taking aim with the air rifle.
Now some conservatives are taking aim at that birthright.
He is taking aim at our schools and defunding them.
The sharpshooter is now taking aim.
To the gentleman taking aim at this mechanical masterpiece.
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Another was shot just as he was taking aim.
Dachser is also taking aim at yet another industry.
Taking aim at us right now.
Now it is taking aim at the head.
Taking aim at a global killer.
Liberals are taking aim as well.
Taking aim at the sharpshooters.
And now governments are taking aim at fuel companies too.
Taking aim at the writer is not cool in the least.
Our enemies are taking aim.
The man taking aim at animal.
To the gentleman taking aim.
It was also taking aim in a way that she was fearful of.
Forget about taking aim.
Somebody is taking aim at you with the sniper rifle.
You are squinting one eye as if you are taking aim with a gun.
Police are also taking aim at the weapons used in attacks.
These are appropriate sentences for the type of activity that we are taking aim at.
A new app called HiHello is taking aim at business cards.
Taking aim at you.
Now the legislators are taking aim at the state judicial system.
Taking aim at the improvements we can do for our home can be really a chore.
Cannons are taking aim.
Senior woman taking aim with a discus during an athletic competition.
No one in the village knew that the soldiers were taking aim at their village.
Now hes taking aim at the Internet.
It is used with especial gusto in some rare studies taking aim at contemporary astrology.
Sea of Thieves is taking aim at combat adjustments in its next update.
The crew spotted the sniper and observed him taking aim at the aircraft.
President Donald Trump is taking aim at transnational criminal organizations and international trafficking.
This type of sight gives a much greater accuracy rate when taking aim at a moving target.
Cosmologist Claudia De Rham is taking aim at the elusive substance of gravity itself.
We are in their sights Cannons are taking aim.
Now Google is taking aim at your eyes.
The shot is loaded and I am taking aim.
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