Sentence examples for a narrow shot from inspiring English sources
It's a narrow shot: like the Fox series "24" before it, which in Season 6 detonated a nuclear bomb in Valencia, Calif., nuclear warheads strike Pakistan in this show's pilot — possibly to show that ABC means business.
If a lot goes right for Marco Rubio, he has a narrow shot at defeating Trump Karl Rove and David Wasserman have their own detailed explanations but Trump, after winning three out of the first four contests and demonstrating that he appeals to a wider and growing swath of the Republican electorate, is the overwhelming favorite.
We parked in a narrow, shot-up alleyway and slowly walked toward the marketplace.
Just to make the green, the tee shot must clear a narrow slot under a tall weather vane.
A narrow tee shot, with trees and hills on either side.
Cantina Los Caballitos gets its name from the narrow shot glass traditionally used to drink tequila, and this is the place to expand your tequila knowledge while doing a bit of people watching.
He had the first chance, created the opener before laying on another chance for Jordi Alba, started the move which led to a great headed opportunity for Neymar, had a narrow-angled shot blocked, teed up the second goal for Luis Suarez and sent a glancing header narrowly wide.
A narrow scanning beam, shot from an electron gun and traced across the mosaic by magnetic deflection coils, caused a succession of voltages to pass to a signal plate.
He is on the ball on the right once again and tries a snap shot from a narrow angle on the volley!
Maybe the best deal — with no happy hour restrictions — is the $7 pitcher of McSorley's at Cheap Shots, a narrow, raucous bar on First Avenue.
