Sentence examples for deadly shot from inspiring English sources
That he's about to let off a deadly shot?
He said the deadly shot in Hunt's back did not have an exit wound.
But this time, the officer firing the deadly shot was a woman, a rarity in fatal police encounters.
A strong, rangy point guard with a deadly shot and ferocious moves to the basket, Shoni has the kind of sheer, joyous athleticism that can leave you slack-jawed as you watch.
In "Broken City" Billy is always lagging behind events and other people, running into a scene after a deadly shot has been fired, misinterpreting gestures and making missteps that only make him vulnerable.
With a mop of boy-band hair, a fiancée who is a dancer for the Portland Trail Blazers and a deadly shot that he connects on 45percentt of the time, Dickau offers the Zags some glamour.
Filmed in austere black and white, and largely free of overt sentimentality or moralizing, "Eight Deadly Shots" is a work whose lyrical naturalism and sprawling but precise construction link it to classic traditions of European cinema, both Scandinavian and Eastern European.
"Eight Deadly Shots," with its all-encompassing humanism and a deep warmth of spirit despite the bleak circumstances it depicts, could not be more different from the contemporary TV shows to which MoMA would like to link it.
Rulebooks obtained by the Guardian from 20 of the departments whose officers have fired deadly shots into moving vehicles in 2015 showed that a majority had similarly lax rules.
Apparently that's a better selling point than the idea that "Eight Deadly Shots" is one of the best Finnish films ever made, a viewpoint that's been expressed by Finland's best-known contemporary director, Aki Kaurismaki, and supported in a 2012 survey by YLE (the country's national broadcaster) that ranked "Shots" fifth among the top 12 Finnish movies.
It does".In this section A pope for all peoples Palestinians look to Lebanon's example Bilharzia's deadly shots Victory for democracy A better world, they were told ReprintsLast month, Palestinian students at the West Bank's Bir Zeit University reacted angrily, even throwing stones, when France's prime minister, Lionel Jospin, talked of Hizbullah's "terrorism" in south Lebanon.
