The phrase "a single shot through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, film, or any situation where a single attempt or action is being described.
Example: "The photographer captured a stunning image with a single shot through the lens, showcasing the beauty of the landscape."
Alternatives: "one shot through" or "a solitary shot through".
In one version, Dipendra immediately attempted suicide, firing a single shot through his temple.
The following year James Collinson, from Perth, died of a single shot through his chin.
At that point, Detective Hamdy fired a single shot through the open passenger window, striking Mr. Polanco.
One of the officers, Arthur Pettus, fired a single shot through the open cab door, hitting Mr. Allende in the head.
After pulling over Mr. Polanco, 22, at about 5 15 a.m., Detective Hamdy approached the passenger side of Mr. Polanco's Honda and fired a single shot through an open window, striking Mr. Polanco in the abdomen.
After Bond finally dispatches Silva, the villain being in the process of trying to force M to kill them both with a single shot through the temple, we do not get a happy ending.
A single shot went through the back window and struck her in the shoulder and torso.
The police commissioner called the killing brazen and probably foolhardy: a single shot cutting through the afternoon noise, a calculated hit in the heart of Manhattan.
(His solution is to go about his bloody task daisy-chain style, lining up all his enemies like ducks in a row so that a single shot passes through several at once).
Christina died from a single shot that tore through her aorta, right kidney, stomach, small intestine and left hemidiaphragm, the pathologist said.
That is, instead of having to focus on one photo – as with Google's PhotoScan, for example – Photomyne lets you scan multiple photos in a single shot as you flip through the pages of old albums.
