Sentence examples for course shot from inspiring English sources

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.

There are sarcastic shots at smug liberals, too, of course — shots that he had his own reasons to take, quite apart from the tactic of massaging Nixon's rancors.

The format made for predictable suspense, concluding with the tears of winners, the anguish of losers, and, of course, shots of the judges hugging weeping contestants after giving them the news.

There are sarcastic shots at smug liberals, too, of course—shots that he had his own reasons to take, quite apart from the tactic of massaging Nixon's rancors.

The worst-spot-on-the-golf-course shot: This is when you realize your innocent little ball has come to rest in perhaps the most godforsaken, penal place on the course's entire 140 acres.

Three-course shots of the medicine cost about $400.

Then dual fairways were built opposite the teeing ground — one a dogleg right, the other left — to allow players to better visualize all types of on-course shots and shape practice shots around the trees that dot the landing areas.