Sentence examples for bit of a shooting from inspiring English sources
For instance, in one ad, the take on love shows a Cupid character on a bit of a shooting spree.
Damian Lillard, who will head to his fourth All-Star Game, was mired in a bit of a shooting funk from the previous two games and the first half Sunday, through which had missed 18 of his last 21 3-point attempts.
Wednesday is still a bit of a crap shoot".
"I tend to think it's all a bit of a crap shoot," he said at the time.
It's bit of a crap-shoot attempting to second-guess Telluride, as a) they've tended to keep their big reveals under wraps until the very last minute and b) Toronto's broadside could make a big difference.
Whether the game or movie you're watching supports the surround sound I found was a bit of a crap shoot, however.
Despite the fact that the Americans with Disabilities Act requires access for new buildings, those constructed before 1993 aren't required to adhere to the same standards, meaning access can often be a bit of a crap shoot for older locations — a fact that those of us who don't have the same sort of accessibility issues can too often take for granted.
Still, it's a bit of a crap-shoot.
But I realized over time that if a class didn't have some kind of common assessment at the end of it -- either a district, state, or national assessment -- whether teachers would actually teach what the students should be learning was a bit of a crap shoot.
Recognize when your draft is a bit of a crap shoot – the key is recognizing mistakes and acting on them, as well as being ahead of your opponents by knowing the players and game schedule well.
