Sentence examples similar to clock shoot from inspiring English sources

Now referees now can review everything from clock malfunctions to shot-clock situations and whether a field goal was a 2-pointer or a 3-pointer.

Outside, a dramatic red-brick clock tower shoots up into the drizzly Manchester sky.

"They were in a clock shop, shooting an 11-hour day and neither of them fluffed a single line.

Rock Around the Clock was shot in a fortnight in early 1956 and included Bell and the group lip-synching their way through Giddy-Up-A-Ding-Dong, a novelty song co-written by Bell that was featured in the stage act ("ding dong", unsurprisingly, was Bell's nickname), and a hastily written number, Teach You to Rock.

With 20 seconds ticked off the clock, Velasquez shot for a takedown against the cage, when he did so, Ngannou seemed to land a short uppercut on the inside, at the same time, Velasquez's knee buckled and he tumbled to the mat.

"Truthfully, I just saw the clock and shot it," Delgado said.

Last season, there were references to Richard Speck's slaying of eight Chicago nurses, and to the University of Texas clock tower shooting.

Since taking control, Hearn, 63, has introduced a series of 13 tournaments called the Players Tour Championship, plus the against-the-clock Shoot-Out in Blackpool, dubbed snooker's answer to Twenty20.

Texas Tower shooting of 1966, also called University of Texas clock tower shooting, mass shooting in Austin, Texas, on August 1, 1966, in which Charles Whitman, a student and ex-Marine, fired down from the clock tower on the campus of the University of Texas, killing 14 people and wounding 31 others (one of whom died years later from complications related to his wounds).

"I want to shoot a clock for an hour so that I can see that minute hand spin all the way around.

The NBA has a 24-second shot clock, meaning teams must shoot within 24 seconds of receiving the ball or lose possession and the ball is awarded to the other team.