| take aim | 37.59 | Alan took aim at the target. | ||
| achieve aim | 6.85 | You have achieved your aim. | ||
| have aim | 3.82 | It has twin aims. | ||
| pursue aim | 1.51 | But China is alone in pursuing that aim. | ||
| support aim | 0.66 | Clinton said he supports that aim. | ||
| serve aim | 0.39 | So in that regard, printing anything from a terrorist serves his aim. | ||
| further aim | 0.33 | Like Henry Kissinger, she has star quality, and she tries, as he did, to use it to further her aims. | ||
| meet aim | 0.33 | The Truth Commission alone cannot meet those aims, but it remains one of the best attempts any nation has yet made. | ||
| say aim | 0.33 | And he said aim for that A. | ||
| steady aim | 0.33 | Steady that aim. | ||
| accomplish aim | 0.26 | The dinner was to honour members for their achievements in accomplishing their aims. | ||
| advance aim | 0.26 | For some, it is a disturbing case of federal government allegedly lying to advance its aims. | ||
| explain aim | 0.26 | In large part his aim is explained in a patriotic creed he wrote years ago. | ||
| fulfill aim | 0.26 | It would reward the organizers of ethnic cleansing, essentially fulfilling their aim of destroying Bosnia. | ||
| realize aim | 0.26 | Industry should play a primary role in realizing its aims. | ||
| share aim | 0.26 | All however, share the aim of developing professional competence. | ||
| thwart aim | 0.26 | The government that wants people to be watchful also says people must get on with routines so as to thwart the aims of terrorists. |