Sentence examples for a shoot called from inspiring English sources

That's just our pals Maggie Lee and Sandy Kim, who star in a shoot called "Pretty Kool-A".

I came across it when a friend of mine showed me a shoot called "Fetus Freaks" she'd found, and – if that wasn't enough to reel me in – when I discovered Courtney Stodden was gracing the cover of the latest issue, I knew it was destined to be my new favourite magazine in the whole wide world!

Two years ago this month we published a fashion shoot called Bubblicious.

Ms. Johnson sustained a gunshot wound to the head late on Nov. 9, the police said, and officers found her body after responding to a shooting call in North Memphis.

We had one guy signed up for a shooting call at 8 A.M., and at five-thirty theveningng before we got a call from his agent, who said he wouldn't let the actor play the part.

In the second, police investigating a shooting call early Sunday morning found four men shot in a parking lot in Jurupa Valley, California, one of whom later succumbed to his injuries.

The most common and likely stance you will be using at a firing range is seated at a table for shooting called a "shooting bench" or simply a "bench".

A fully charged shot called a Deathrow will incapacitate any player it hits, while overcharged shots electrify and stun the carrier.

A few months ago I was contacted by National Geographic to be part of a documentary that they were shooting called 'Facing Arnold Schwarzenegger".

The Rev. Al Sharpton on Wednesday called on the Justice Department to investigate the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man last month by an El Cajon police officer, a shooting he called "egregious at best".

(The New York Times) Fisker intends to show a shooting brake, called the Surf, at the Frankfurt auto show next week.