Sentence examples for bit to shoot from inspiring English sources

"I've been yelling a bit to shoot the open jumper.

Charge a bow fully, and peek out of cover just a little bit to shoot, as skeletons have good accuracy.

"I thought I came out a little bit trying to shoot too much at times, which is a little out of character," Kidd said.

Two years seems a bit early to shoot for that goal when I saw a chick still using a Motorola StarTAC the other day, but to each his own.

The injury has slowed down Allen's shooting motion and affected his release, Rivers said, "so we have to try to figure out ways to give him a little bit more time to shoot".

They believe themselves so indispensable to the running of the country that trying to topple one of them is a bit like threatening to shoot a prize racehorse for nibbling your lawn.

Cisco's core business is still doing the plumbing for the Internet - providing the routers and the software that enable billions of bits of information to shoot all over the world, driving the most remarkable network that the world has ever seen.

It's then revealed that Liza has a gun and that she'd been bit and asks Madison to shoot her.

"We had hoped to shoot a bit higher," Mr. Cotter said, explaining that if the economy were stronger, prices would have been 15 to 20percentt greater.

The easiest way to escape – assuming you've got a bit of health left – is to shoot out the windows and jump out, avoiding taking on security in his office.

It was kind of hard to shoot that bit.