Sentence examples for a distant shot from inspiring English sources

[The man killed by a single shot] was shot just in the middle of the forehead with a distant shot".

An obscure camera artist named William Morris Smith also took a distant shot of Lincoln speaking on March 4 , 1865

The towers burn and fall, burn and fall— in a distant shot, smokestacks spewing oily earth remnants out of the past.

The film opens with a distant shot of a group of boys in a Brooklyn park and the incident that is the mainspring of the plot: one of the boys hits another with a stick.

Dr Haluk Ince, the chairman of the council of forensic medicine in Istanbul, said that in only one case was there a single bullet wound, to the forehead from a distant shot, while every other victim suffered multiple wounds.

Wim Wenders's "Jerusalem Seen From the Mount of Olives," a distant shot of the Dome of the Rock with a foreground view of a junk-strewn graveyard, at least comes with an idea: when the dead awaken at the end of time, trash is the first thing they'll see.

Canada and the subsequent British ships all ignored Hoche except to fire a few distant shots.

In Kevin James's distant shot of a lightening storm over Capetown, nature and culture spectacularly complement each other, providing a gorgeous conclusion to a complex, tip-of-the-iceberg show.

Or it is a five-hour slog encased in ever more elaborate body armor — designed to protect against a distant sniper shot or rocket.

So why, as things stand, has he attracted no serious interest from the GB sevens hierarchy ahead of the Rio Olympics and continues to be a distant long shot to tour Australia this summer?

The most that news cameras could capture of the event was a distant, blurry shot of Mr. Cheney entering the White House early yesterday morning, carrying a paper coffee cup, and similarly remote and indistinct images of commissioners arriving in black sedans and leaving three hours later.