Sentence examples for career shot from inspiring English sources

The goal came on his first career shot, matching the achievement of another first overall pick, Mario Lemieux.

Margo Dydek, the 7-foot-2 Polish center who was the W.N.B.A.'s No. 1 draft pick in 1998 and went on to become its leading career shot blocker, died on Friday in Brisbane, Australia.

Indeed, San Francisco has been the site of most of Bonds's biggest moments, from his record-breaking 71st home run in 2001, which broke Mark McGwire's single-season record, to his 756th career shot in early August.

He is, after all, an actor who, way back at the dawn of his career, shot to fame by working for such titans as Francis Ford Coppola, Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis.

It did so most devastatingly in Augusta three years ago when he finished second to Phil Mickelson after the American had produced a career shot from a carpet of pine needles, a stunning invention fashioned in a patch of light between the trees.

McAdams's acting career has revived quickly after a two-year "break" in 2006-7; the success of Midnight in Paris was quickly followed by another career shot in the arm, the Valentine's Day romcom The Vow, which took over $180m worldwide.

The 6-foot-9-inch senior finished his career as the Bearcats' leading career shot-blocker.

In fact, Boeheim blames himself for Thomas not being closer to the top of the career shot-blocking list.

REBOUNDS DIKEMBE MUTOMBO passed PATRICK EWING for fifth place on the N.B.A.'s career shot-blocking list, with 2,896 blocks.

Tops in Stops Fans of great goaltending have much to savor during the playoffs, as two of the game's top career shot-stoppers take center stage.

His 72nd-hole birdie from the woods left of the 18th hole at Colonial Country Club may go down as one of his top five career shots.