The phrase "a pleasing shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as photography, film, or sports to describe an image or moment that is visually appealing or satisfying.
Example: "The photographer captured a pleasing shot of the sunset over the mountains."
Alternatives: "an attractive image" or "a delightful picture."
The artist has injected pleasing shots of energy and exuberance into the Tate, but the prevailing mood is that of a parlour game, not manning the barricades.
She's lovely, he says; she is not in evidence this afternoon, except in photographs - a large and glamorous studio portrait on the kitchen wall, a pleasing black-and-white shot in the bathroom of the couple, grinning, arms entwined.
Müller hit a regular backhand slice — a please-have-mercy shot — and Nadal followed it with one of his own.
The video, less than two minutes long, begins with men running in a garage and a voice yelling in English, "No, no, please!" A shot is fired, and the body of what appears to be a Western man falls to the ground.
Before total deflation set in, Sharp reclaimed a 3-2 lead 12 seconds later with a please-remember-me wrist shot that took a fortunate bounce by Quick.
"Kumar Sangakkara made a pleasing 52 on his home debut and Kevin Pietersen played some powerful shots in his 32.
Let's not sugarcoat it and refer to it as a military strike or a limited military action or, dear Jesus please... a shot across the bow.
When this reporter sent him an e-mail expressing a wish to remain fully clothed while out cruising, the reply from his iPhone was instantaneous: "I will be in a burkha :)" Every half-hour or so, the owner of Paddles, Michael Aulito, makes a public-service announcement: "If you haven't gotten a shot, please go talk to Dr. Demetre".
And at Wednesday's video game Baftas, Papers, Please has a shot at being named "best game".
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