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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a single shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is done in one continuous action or without interruption, often in contexts like photography, film, or performance.
Example: "The director decided to film the entire scene as a single shot to create a more immersive experience for the audience."
Alternatives: "in one take" or "as one continuous shot".
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Burns, who had kicked quite beautifully in unhelpful conditions in the opening 40, did not have so much as a single shot at the sticks in the second stanza.
Scientists at the universities of Bristol and Glasgow said patients should not view the process as a "single shot" as chances of success increased with the number of treatments.
Plus the careful consideration paid to the position of the sun in each shot: "Lots of people conceive of that sequence as a single shot, but it's actually a number of them.
The solution was administered into each tender-point as a single shot during 10 s.
It is as easy to dodge a volley as a single shot.
When Rebecca asked me to put up some photos, I pretty quickly realized I saw the work as one photo and that the context of each image was as important as a single shot.
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The product is packaged in pre-measured-dosage cooking syringes, containing units of six or three cc, as well as in a single shot of one cc.
It was described as Brexit in a single shot.
As he passed, a single shot was fired from the jeep, hitting him in the head.
However, it's unknown as to whether a single shot would be totally effective against the officially named H1N1 virus.
The footage shows the instructor coaching her as she fires a single shot at a target at the Last Stop shooting range in White Hills, Arizona.
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