The Devils repelled the first of Florida's three power-play opportunities in the period and were 16 seconds away from a no-shot defensive display on the second one.
Representative Joe Walsh, a no-shot candidate who scored an upset last November, held the 20th town-hall-style meeting of an early and so far fearless Congressional career — this time in an elegantly restored barn that serves as the community center in Deer Park, population 3,300, and is surrounded by wetlands, walking paths and a butterfly garden.
In a literal sense, no shot is easy to deflect.
One could look at that and say that a Republican has no shot in overwhelmingly Democratic Massachusetts.
Another result is that some candidates who are not affiliated with a party — candidates who had no shot in a partisan primary system — may now become viable.
The Republican-led House has passed a measure that has no shot in the Senate, because it relies on cuts to other domestic programs opposed by majority Democrats.
It was not the Wildcat's fault the Eagles lost: for that, blame mistakes, penalties and a defense that had no shot at stopping the Saints' blistering offense.
"We're talking about a population that has no shot," said Dr. Richard Miller, chief of pulmonology at St. Michael's Medical Center in Newark.
Dr. Richard Miller, chief of pulmonology at St. Michael's Medical Center in Newark, described the situation best in the article: 'We're talking about a population that has no shot.
Morey recognized that few things are worse than mediocrity — your team has no shot at a title or a high draft pick.
Minorities in the courts "got treated like dogs, and if you were a legitimate guy in a poor neighborhood you had no shot at all," Mr. Hayes said.
