Sentence examples for a bit shot when from inspiring English sources

"Confidence has got to be a bit shot when you're in that situation.

He is puzzlingly enchanted with a bit of film shot when Flannery was 5, displaying a chicken she had "taught" to walk backward.

He also takes on the headset's small field-of-view, something that honestly feels like a bit of a cheap shot when he compares it to other AR headsets that use much more simplistic optical systems.

Spectator Ryan Whalesby said: "It was exciting, it started to rain a little bit which obviously puts a bit of a damper on it and they're gone in a shot when they ride past but it's a good feeling.

Just take a shot when it happens!

Tranmere, which is coached by the former Liverpool star John Aldridge, still has a shot at a bit of glory when it is scheduled to play Leicester City at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday in the League Cup final.

"The third set was frustrating because I got a bit distracted when he fell on the ground after a couple of shots," Murray added.

At the end of the night Collette was a bit snippy when my good friend Jean and I asked for a quick Patrick McMullan photographer shot.

A bit noisy when full.

It is a bit fun when they give such feedback.

'We felt a bit embarrassed when you were shopping' (PP3).