Sentence examples for a larger shot from inspiring English sources

With that much coffee -- and care -- put into each shot, baristas feel that a larger shot, with more water, would compromise the quality of the espresso.

A non-professional wouldn't guess it was just a section from a larger shot.

I've included a couple of screen shots, including a close up of the player and a larger shot showing it on a Windows desktop.

One solution is to drink two ounces of coffee — about the size of a large shot glass — several times a day.

Chilled asparagus soup – saline, concentrated and topped with milk foam – came in a large shot glass with a teensy tart of almost-raw shards of the same stalk "It's all a bit like a dolly's tea party," mused my wife.

She offers instant, real-time solutions to what troubles her clients -- all delivered with a large shot of compassion.

When most people think of a landscape photograph, they tend to envision a large shot taken with a wide-angle lens.

Larger shot numbers mean smaller pellets.

Larger shot penetrates more effectively, so it is generally used on larger animals.

Larger animals such as pheasants, turkeys, or rabbits should be taken with slightly larger shot such as #6 or #4.

Uncle Sam gave the economy an unexpectedly large shot in the arm in the last quarter of 2001: government spending rose at an annual clip of 9.2%.