Sentence examples for course shooting from inspiring English sources
When citing the debacle in Iraq he is, of course, shooting at a lame and sitting duck.
Of course, shooting someone down in cold blood is vastly different, but luckily it hasn't been a regular feature in grime, unlike UK Garage.
Sergio Garc closed in on his first European Tour victory in three years at his home course, shooting a five-under-par 66 to lead by four strokes after the third round of the Castello Masters in Castellon, Spain.
Mr. Weinstein, of course, shot back.
And also, of course, shot through with longing, ennui and existential anguish.
Vincente Minnelli's "Meet Me in St . Louis was not, of course, shot in St . Louis or even on a Hollywood soundstage.
Colin Montgomerie, who captained Europe to a Ryder Cup win at the course, shot a 79, collapsing to last place at 15 over.
"The Artist" was, of course, shot in black and white, and we finally got to see what color Berenice Bejo's hair was: red.
The landscape teemed with wildlife and, to a lesser extent, other people, and you could, of course, shoot every living thing in the game, though Gerry refrained whenever possible.
The story is a twist on Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues," whose narrator, of course, shoots a man in Reno "just to watch him die".
Professor Roberts, who has watched enrollment in computer science courses shoot up in the last year — a class that last spring had 70 students now has 200 — is less concerned.
