Sentence examples for considered a shoot from inspiring English sources

This should not be considered a shoot of any hue.

"We know we haven't done anything yet," said Durant, who shook off what was considered a shooting slump (15 of 44) by his standards, making 11 of 15 attempts Thursday night.

The class was considered a shoot-out between Luke Patience/Stuart Bithell and Nic Asher/Elliott Willis, but Rogers' return with former development squad sailor Grube has upset the applecart.

The younger Curry is considered a shooting guard trapped in a point guard's body.

He averaged 23.5 points as a senior at Bellflower St. John Bosco, where he was considered a shooting guard.

While considered a longer shot, Murdoch might consider turning to Australian-born Thomson, once described in an article in the New Yorker as "perhaps his only close friend".

To be considered a mass shooting under the outlet's guidelines, the perpetrator, or in rare cases perpetrators, must kill at least four people in a single location, usually a public place.

Then Nuts magazine contacted her brother to ask if she would consider a "tasteful" shoot for them.

But the definition omits a number of shootings that many reasonable people would consider a mass shooting.

The United States, with China and Russia, is considered a powerhouse in Olympic shooting, but that was not always the case.

Officers believe some gunfire also came from inside the home, so everyone who was inside is considered a suspect in the shooting.