| ! How's your aim? | |
| " Noncooperation has one aim: | |
| "... their aim to make the townsfolk flee. " | |
| "A prince should have no other aim or thought but war and its organization and discipline." - Machiavelli | |
| "A sharp, two in point, three-point "... so we will know where to aim. | |
| ! How's your aim? | |
| " Noncooperation has one aim: | |
| "... their aim to make the townsfolk flee. " | |
| "A prince should have no other aim or thought but war and its organization and discipline." - Machiavelli | |
| "A sharp, two in point, three-point "... so we will know where to aim. | |
| "May the gods protect you and may the heart of Rome beat for your aims." | |
| "Some people have already achieved great aims by 30," | |
| "The release of the Iraq video is heaping attention on the once-obscure website, which aims to take advantage of the global reach of the internet and to bring to light hidden information about governments and multinational corporations." | |
| "Today's events in Flins show to what extent the aims of the Gaullist police are the same as the Geismar groups." | |
| "What's different is that, by saying that aims at a common sense which stems from Jupiter? " | |
| "May the gods protect you and may the heart of Rome beat for your aims." | |
| "Some people have already achieved great aims by 30," | |
| "The release of the Iraq video is heaping attention on the once-obscure website, which aims to take advantage of the global reach of the internet and to bring to light hidden information about governments and multinational corporations." | |
| "Today's events in Flins show to what extent the aims of the Gaullist police are the same as the Geismar groups." | |
| "What's different is that, by saying that aims at a common sense which stems from Jupiter? " | |
| " A simple story with no frills, aimed to give many thrills" | |
| "...and for the reproachable accusation aimed at defaming..." | |
| "Already in 1940 it became increasingly clear from month to month that the plans of the Kremlin were aimed at the domination, and thus the destruction of Europe. | |
| "George pulled out his gun and aimed..." | |
| "Honey Life", aimed at the afternoon slot | |
| "He's aiming' at the reactionaries, who are bitin' the sovereign people's flesh." | |
| "I'm a weapon, baby. "I don't need some government aiming me. | |
| "Shot heard 'round the world." That's what I'm aiming for. | |
| # I'm aiming for ya | |
| # She knows I get everything I'm aiming at # | |
| " A simple story with no frills, aimed to give many thrills" | |
| "...and for the reproachable accusation aimed at defaming..." | |
| "Already in 1940 it became increasingly clear from month to month that the plans of the Kremlin were aimed at the domination, and thus the destruction of Europe. | |
| "George pulled out his gun and aimed..." | |
| "Honey Life", aimed at the afternoon slot | |
| "He's aiming' at the reactionaries, who are bitin' the sovereign people's flesh." | |
| "I'm a weapon, baby. "I don't need some government aiming me. | |
| "Shot heard 'round the world." That's what I'm aiming for. | |
| # I'm aiming for ya | |
| # She knows I get everything I'm aiming at # | |
