Sentence examples for brave shot from inspiring English sources

"Very brave shot," the producer, Barry Mendel, said.

And what a brave shot, because if he mistimed that, he could easily have done some damage to his wrists.

Tom Donaghy's article is an insightful, brave shot across the bow for theater audiences, but it reflects only a partial reality.

Brave shot Strongbow has dropped its recent strategy of going after the brand-conscious, twentysomething ladsmen, and is returning to its roots with a new ad targeting working-class men.

But it is not yet in crisis, and economists say there is plenty it could do to raise its potential growth rate, as well as to lower its debt burden.Last weekend Yoshihiko Noda, the prime minister, took a brave shot at promoting reform when he said Japan planned to start consultations towards joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Gasquet fought off a break point at 2-2 withethelpelp of three big serves in a row and continued to try to take the game to Nadal with some brave shot making.

"The bowlers were a bit tired, their batsmen played brave shots that paid off.

There were brave shots, such as Woods' approach on 12, after his tee shot came to rest near a tree.

Djokovic's first serve and volley, four and a half hours into the match, was as brave a shot as we'd seen all night, but he was desperate, and rightly so.

They visited underwear stores and asked friends and family to send pictures of the underwear in their dresser drawers, or, for those brave enough, shots of themselves posing in their favorite boxers or panties.

Misconceptions about the effectiveness and trepidation about potential side effects have some feeling like getting the flu is better than braving a shot.