Sentence examples for been trying to shoot from inspiring English sources

First, she has already written a second film with Baumbach, which, like Frances Ha, they have been trying to shoot under the radar.

— For decades, a small group of scientific dissenters has been trying to shoot holes in the prevailing science of climate change, offering one reason after another why the outlook simply must be wrong.

"We've been trying to shoot cancer from across the ocean," he says.

The gun wasn't real and the kid, knowing it wasn't, could not have been trying to shoot the officer -- two mistakes in a flash resulting in a tragic death.

Jesus), meant I was denied us all backstage entry, kicked me out of an interview with Kenya's Tourism Minister, and eventually asked to leave a tower walkway because I might have been trying to shoot the backstage area.

Jesus), meant I was denied all backstage entry, kicked out of an interview with Kenya's Tourism Minister and eventually asked to leave a tower walkway because I might have been trying to shoot the backstage area.

They're trying to shoot the messenger".

"When I heard the whistle, I was trying to shoot".

"We're trying to shoot for the stars," Van Gundy said.

"We were trying to shoot some GoPro footage.

"Anybody in the area was trying to shoot them, which is within protocol," the official said.