Sentence examples for constantly shooting from inspiring English sources

"But he is always so hungry, prolific, constantly shooting.

Leone said that she spent most of her time with the artists observing rather than constantly shooting, choosing to capture particular moments.

Is there anything more tired than the idea that Michelle Obama, sock-Nazi and America-hater, is constantly shooting dirty looks at attractive women?

At these CMJ shows there sometimes was as much documentation going on as partying, with audience members taking notes and constantly shooting digital images, probably destined for blogs on blogs.

The man who when on the presidential campaign trail was constantly shooting himself in the foot by getting into heated debates about homosexuality with bloggers seemed determined to escape his pigeonhole of social conservatism.

"I believe he was shot close up and I don't think my son was lunging at him in any kind of way because the way the bullet enters his body and the things that was doing inside his body as he was constantly shooting him, there was no way he had any strength or energy to lunge at him at all".

The American soldiers respond that it is hard to do much reconstruction in Adhamiya when you are constantly shot at by local (ie, Sunni) insurgents.

Unlike "Kid," Mr. Wilson's mordant flights of self-glorification are constantly shot down by other witnesses in cameos by the people he's talked about.

Ashford also encourages him to play the domestic scenes as if they were an extended performance: Branagh constantly shoots knowing glances at the audience, which subverts the fact that Osborne invests these arguments with the kind of boiling intensity you find in Eugene O'Neill or Tennessee Williams.

The battle lines have been drawn and the two sides constantly shoot over the top.

I don't need to regale you with complaints about the high rise condominium towers which seem to constantly shoot up across our skyline, or the fact that most art and music venues have changed hands over and over causing turmoil through certain (and very vocal) communities.