Sentence examples for bit of shooting from inspiring English sources

The night before last in the neighborhood I am living in, a mix of a residential enclave and slum (like much of Port-au-Prince) in the suburb of Petionville, there was quite a bit of shooting.

I still feel like I'm just Amber, who does a bit of shooting.

Maybe a bit of shooting at the towers, but nothing crazy.

"So normally, when there's a bit of shooting, the gaffer tells me to go inside!

Although he was not actively involved in the film and saw only a bit of shooting, Mr. Bayley was sent the script beforehand and was encouraged to comment.

After all, most of them are a pretty uninspiring lot – interested in horses, a bit of shooting and breeding more royals.

He flew combat missions there, "[having] a little bit of fun shooting up odd things", he recalled, until the war in Europe ended on 7 May 1945 with Germany's surrender.

Reporting for duty with No. 130 Squadron at Celle, in western Germany, on 23 April 1945, he flew combat missions there, "[having] a little bit of fun shooting up odd things", he recalled, until the European war ended on 7 May with Germany's surrender.

Can you say a bit about the challenges of shooting on a single set?

For instance, in one ad, the take on love shows a Cupid character on a bit of a shooting spree.

According to Taya, Kyle thought that the trip would "give someone who was hurting a chance to talk on the drive, spend a short bit of time shooting, and then give him a little more time to talk on the way home, to find some outlets and resources".