Sentence examples for comfortable shooting from inspiring English sources

My guess is he doesn't feel comfortable shooting the ball.

At Miami, his top players are much more comfortable shooting off the dribble.

Nobody else was really comfortable and didn't look comfortable shooting the ball".

In production the question is always, 'Why aren't we shooting?' And the problem is usually either functional -- like a strike -- or something more personal, like an actor who doesn't feel comfortable shooting a scene unless he has a cotton shirt.

But at 6-9, he will probably have to develop a better outside shot if he wants to succeed in the N.B.A. Schortsanitis, who said he was comfortable shooting out to 12 feet, had a horrible shooting day in his Knicks workout.

Because video is almost completely stabilized on the A9, you'd be comfortable shooting at crazy settings.

"Can't have you too comfortable," shot back Storen.

Another reason, he suggested, was that many Indian photographers had been photojournalists comfortable with shooting in black and white.

In Northern Virginia, where many residents are comfortable with shooting deer, a big question is who is best qualified to do it — volunteers who also see it as recreation, volunteers who would be trained as high-volume deer assassins or SWAT police officers.

Then I grew more comfortable with shooting people as themselves.

How did the duo make the nuns feel comfortable before shooting?