Sentence examples for because it would shoot from inspiring English sources
Because it would shoot the Tories' and LibDems' main pre-election fox, namely that Labour won't be tough enough on mending the public finances.
But I don't see how they're going to keep them there [because of the snow drifts going over fences]." Alladale's man on the ground, Innes MacNeill, the reserve manager, says he cannot see how it could happen without a fence, because farmers would shoot wolves if they were reintroduced straight into the wild.
But because we would shoot so out of sequence, we would have to change them back and forth from their sickest looks to their healthiest looks many times in a day.
After AT&T withdrew its $39 billion bid for T-Mobile in 2011 -- because of fears that regulators would shoot it down, just as with the Sprint deal -- T-Mobile had to get aggressive with pricing to compete with Verizon and AT&T, industry giants that each control a third of subscribers.
I shot it as I would shoot stills.
"We can't just shut it off automatically because that means water would shoot out to other parts of the water system, which would potentially cause other breaks".
These are subtly affecting moments, and while I did inevitably shoot these soldiers (because, given opportunity, they would shoot me sooner or later), I always hesitated a bit.
"When you go to Vietnam as an officer, you don't ask anybody to salute you, because the Viet Cong would shoot officers," he explained.
That kind of 360 degree imagery might have been useful on the day Kennedy was shot – not least because it would have kept Oliver Stone quiet – but for a Weezer gig?
