took aim

He took aim, hit it precisely, and the bird fell down into a thorn hedge.

Hesitating only a moment, Annie had Wilhelm hold the cigarette in his hand and not his mouth, took aim, and fired.

He likes the place lively, like fashion, like the noise, also like to see when beautiful MM, secretly took aim at the one.

Mr. Samuelson, in a March interview with The Wall Street Journal, took aim at those trying to quell the financial crisis.

Without saying a word, he took aim at the fireman, and, a second later, the helmet, smashed by a bullet, rattled noisily into the street.

As he turned half round, gazing in that direction, a soldier took aim at him.

A bowman took aim at an Eagle and hit him in the heart.

The National Guardsmen and the soldiers laughed as they took aim at him.

A source said the skydiver took aim of Taipei 101 when it was completed in 2004 and has made several inspection visits in recent years.

Seeking to keep up the pressure, Obama took aim at Republicans for resisting many of his economic initiatives.

He took aim at the bird, but missed.

He took aim at the lion, but missed.

A study released Tuesday in the online edition of the British Medical Journal took aim at this very question.

The card players laid down their cards, reached into the ashtrays, picked up the butts, took aim, and hit him.

The player whose coach took aim at his non-aggressive nature then was nowhere to be found last night.

Ready for battle, Hou Yi strode to the center of the square, drew his bow and arrows, and took aim at the imperious suns.

"Is alas, originally stone three childes is to lose not heave! " Lightly took aim one eye twice E, the latter now understands.

In his recent budget, George Bush took aim at the $200 billion tax subsidy for employer-purchased health insurance.

For most of the 90-minute debate, Governor Palin and Senator Biden took aim at their opponents at the top of the ticket.

Mr Gates took aim at the command because it symbolises a particular form of Defence Department bloat: private contractors.

With a madman's cunning, Makar Alexyevitch eyed the Frenchmen , and lifting the pistol, took aim.

The editorial in today's paper took aim at the president's poor performance.

On Monday, Sarah Palin took aim at the Fed, calling on Mr. Bernanke to 'cease and desist' on the bond-buying program.

Congress today took aim at Merrill Lynch and its relationship with Enron.

My uncle took aim on the area about 20 feet away from us where I was now shining the light, and fired.

Airstrike shook the Gaza Strip today as Israeli warplanes took aim at Palestinian militants.

The attack took aim at Citigroup's Citibank subsidiary, which includes its North American retail bank and other businesses.

He then drew his bow, put an arrow in, took aim and shot right into the old man's heart.

Earlier this year, the EU took aim at those practices when, for the first time, it imposed anti-subsidy duties on imported Chinese paper.

But conservative critics took aim at the 20-year-old for singing in public in the conservative Muslim country.

The weekly took aim at corrupt officials.

This week Mr Davutoglu took aim at the European Union and Cyprus.

On the morning of July 11, 1804, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr raised their dueling pistols and took aim.

The hunter took aim at wolf.

I took aim as they circled me.