Sentence examples for be a bit shot from inspiring English sources

"Confidence has got to be a bit shot when you're in that situation.

I had eye surgery yesterday, so I guess my attention span is a bit shot.

"Heads went down a bit and confidence was a bit shot, but to come back in the second half and show the spirit that we did and play like we did and kept trying to get on the ball was very encouraging".

"It can be a bit of a shot to your ego.

Student Council — Might be a bit of a long shot, but Asmussen doesn't put his horses in places to lose, hence his 23percentt winning clip.

Since then, I've noticed that every good immigration attorney, strictly off the record, will tell you what the "right" advice is regarding marijuana and immigration: you never did it unless they have proof, in which case, IF it was a small possession charge you will need a complicated and expensive waiver that can be a bit of a long shot and many attorneys won't be able to pull off.

I'd like to have seen people be a bit braver and take shots.

This race may prove to be a bit lighter but I'll take shot with Brother Slick Nick who broke slowly, rushed up and was very wide entering the first turn.

I need to get a good round of golf together and maybe be a bit more aggressive with my iron shots rather than trying to not make mistakes".

I need to get a good round of golf together tomorrow and maybe be a bit more aggressive with my iron shots rather than trying to not make mistakes.

Generally, it seems the closer and mid-range shots are much sharper, while the distant shots can sometimes be a bit blurry.