Sentence examples for an extraordinary shot from inspiring English sources

It was an extraordinary shot.

What an extraordinary shot that was.

Soon enough White plays an extraordinary shot, a sort of vertical slog-sweep, that beats the man at backward square leg and trickles away for four more.

And with the exception of an extraordinary shot of a Nigerian chanting – trance-like – about his ordeal to reach Lampedusa (the culmination of a three-day friendship between him and Rosi), this doesn't happen a lot in Fire at Sea.

21st over: West Indies 93-3 (Chanderpaul 28 Bravo 22) need 329 That's just an extraordinary shot by Bravo, casually lofting Mascarenhas's latest delivery for six over long-on.

In an extraordinary shot, Jack hangs his head while Ennis washes naked in the background in a soft-focus blur: we sense that Jack is aware of him, but he in no way registers Ennis's presence, and that speaks more eloquently than any gaze of unbridled desire.

The Sun reports an alleged obsession with guns and previous threatening behaviour and an extraordinary shot-by-shot account of the killing on its front page.

An absolutely extraordinary shot, no matter how many times you see him do it.

The film's most extraordinary shot is of a woman weeping alone in a hotel room.

Another single, then Stokes plays an extraordinary ramp shot, skipping around the crease before flicking the ball high over his head, high over the keeper and high over the boundary for six.

The gobsmacking sequence at Dunkirk in 1940 justifies the price of admission on its own, featuring an extraordinary travelling shot through the violence and chaos of angry soldiers stranded on the beach.