Sentence examples for be shooting from from inspiring English sources

The international line he will be shooting from this summer is three feet closer to the basket.

But it is stepping into a political mess, and for the moment the Kenyan government seems to be shooting from the hip.

Many would say that a 7-footer known mostly for his inside presence should not be shooting from that far out, but in Bynum's defense, he is tied for 53rd on the career list in 3-pointers by a player of his height or taller - with one.

They would come to us for medical help, bandages and so on, and as a sign of appreciation they would say: 'If you're going to such-and-such street, be careful because they are going to be shooting from the roofs.' The city was like a war zone".

Look for a full review next month where I'll be shooting from the ocean and atop a motorcycle.

Anyway, we will be shooting from May 27 to June 3 and are looking for ladies of all varieties, ethnicities, attitudes, shapes, sizes, and other variables.

"It needs to be shot from beginning to end as if it's onstage".

Arrows could be shot from windows and slots in the towers.

Much of it will be shot from cameras stationed on the back nine.

And that skyscrapers should always be shot from pavement level, and your lunch from directly above?

Under the plan, deer could be shot from vehicles and aircraft.