Kink's choice of corporate and production digs was a hot shot of gasoline on the anti-porn fire.
At Copiague High School, class of 1967, Mr. Holliday was a "hot shot" and "a scoring machine" on the football field, and attended the University of Maryland on a scholarship.
My dad has been a hot shot skier since he was 8.
3. if you're a hot shot, don't look like a wimp, nor get into excess fights.
"Nowadays," one established figure in the field has said, "if you're a hot-shot young string theorist you've got it made".
How's my girl doing?' " A former close associate of theirs tells me, "All her friends are going to work in New York and Washington law firms, she's a hot-shot lawyer, she goes to Arkansas?
How's my girl doing?' "A former close associate of theirs tells me, "All her friends are going to work in New York and Washington law firms, she's a hot-shot lawyer, she goes to Arkansas?
This pleased me very much, especially the young man's reaction, as he is a hot-shot abstractionist and way up front in the avant garde and isn't usually impressed by a painting unless it is totally meaningless and was completed about half an hour ago.
Albert T. Primo of Old Greenwich, Conn., better known simply as "Al" and often as "El Primo," was a hot-shot young news director at KYW-TV in Philadelphia in 1965, when he came up with the revolutionary notion of putting reporters on the set to tell us what was happening, in place of the solo male "voice of God" anchorman.
He'd been a hot-shot movie writer -- a prodigy, really.
