Sentence examples for course a shot from inspiring English sources
It's also, of course, a shot in the dark to revive Kevin Bacon's flatlined career.
Course Six: A shot of tequila.
This was supposed to be another huge step for Cam Newton in what had been a remarkably smooth season on the field, a chance for this wondrous quarterback to lead Auburn into the Southeastern Conference championship game and keep the Tigers on course for a shot at the national title.
The latest generation of espresso machines allow not only precise control over water temperature — the bulk of innovation in espresso machines over the past century has been devoted to water-temperature stability and control — but minute variations in pressure in the course of a shot's extraction.
SJP, who of course Instagrammed a shot of her shoes ahead of the event, tapped London milliner Philip Treacy for a headpiece that looked like a crown of bright red flames.
Kennedy's invocation of his dead brothers was, of course, a cheap shot.
And, of course, a salad shot through with orange nasturtium flowers or stuffed squash flowers has visual impact as well as packing a tasty punch.
Of course, a token shot of the Taj Mahal...but with no other people in it!
This is, of course, a long shot but you never know.
A handful of playful, rapid-fire questions inspired some notable one-liners and, of course, a few shots at Donald Trump.
Acknowledging that the plan was of course an "opening shot," Mr. Spence, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, said: "Does his set of policies do it?
