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set sights

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set your sights (on doing something) also have your sights set (on doing something)
to decide what you want to get or achieve something I think they set their sights too high – they'll never find someone for the job who has all those skills. Once she sets her sights on something, she won't stop until she gets it. I hear she has her sights set on becoming a journalist.
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He is, however, training full-time with the Giants and has already set sights on securing a Super League deal sooner rather than later.
And providing some old-fashioned traditions are adhered to, for those who don''t really have anyone in their sights, or have any interest in Valentines Gifts - or even those with a few possible suitors, but no final decision on their chosen one - it''s possible to set sights on someone as the big day approaches.
Stars set sights high SHAUN Pollock and Albie Morkel are aiming to transform Durham's Twenty20 performances after the South African pair flew into the North East yesterday.
 
 
 
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