hit the mark

Perhaps it would have been different if his first shot had hit the mark.

Why could the girls not be given a series of events in which to hit the mark.

The dishes seem to hit the mark about half the time.

You just have to use the force to get the spoon to hit the mark.

Until now none of the many attempts have quite hit the mark.

And by those standards he just about hits the mark.

None of them have quite hit the mark - but today's is probably the most pointed.

As it is, all your educational measures hit the mark exactly.

His arrow hit the mark right down the middle, and the dark form fell away.

The first shot missed but two others hit the mark, killing Key.

Yet there were other critics who essentially hit the mark.

She had hit the mark squarely, he only then realized.

But who except a critic hits the mark every time?

Based on the results, managers said, the new approach seems to be hitting the mark.

Everything hits the mark with him and he lets you know it.

Results pleased the district: 60 percent of students hit the mark on state test scores.

The big question we're asking is: will these new systems hit the mark any better than the first batch?

It must hit the mark, there is no second chance."

Robbie hit the mark on nearly every move, and the crowd went wild.

None but I can hit the mark, time after time.

He's slippery as all hell, and he almost always hits the mark.

Normally when players hit the mark early, they're inspired to go the distance.

When she looked up, she saw that her father's guess had not quite hit the mark.

"See if you can hit the mark," she breathed, and then went down on her knees.

But whatever the animal, the Monkeys are confident they can hit the mark.