Sentence examples for bird shooting from inspiring English sources

That's legendary, Larry Bird shooting two hours before the game.

The six-player All-Star team included four UConn players: Bird, shooting guard Diana Taurasi, forward Swin Cash and center Asjha Jones.

Once captured, the pigeons are then driven to Pennsylvania, investigators believe, and sold to private gun clubs for use in live bird shooting.

A kiwi bird shooting a deadly laser beam from its eyes, a jolly sheep smiling next to an ice cream and a rainbow pyramid landscape are sadly some of the designs that haven't made it through to the shortlist for New Zealand's new national flag.

I am 77 years old and I have loved bird shooting all my life.

I happen to believe (and it is an older man's belief) that what gives bird shooting its specific poignance and meaning is making each bird you swing on an event lending your full attention, curiosity and respect to each and every intersection of an extension of your pointing hand and a bird's life.

Then, Mine That Bird shot through a sliver of a hole on the rail and into racing history as a Kentucky Derby winner.

The name was a cheeky homage to the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, the newspaper that first reported the 2006 incident in which Dick Cheney accidentally fired bird shot into a friend.

But the visitors drew level through midfielder Dani Buet five minutes before half-time, then three minutes after the break winger Dannii Bird shot them in front.

As the criminals run away, Bird and Michael break into the house; Bird and Michael enter the house, while Bird shoots the two gang members.

Life expectancy is typically three years, but the maximum age recorded from bird ringing recoveries is 21 years and 3 months for a bird shot in Switzerland.