Sentence examples for decision to shot from inspiring English sources

As for the decision to shot the video in black-and-white, Arnell felt it best captured the essence of the ballad.

For that he can blame McIlroy's decision to play a shot close to a tree root on his third hole of the day.

In a profile this week, Mr. Toobin describes Justice Breyer as "unskilled in the art of the poker face" and says that he used last January's Citizens United decision "to take a shot at Roberts" in the book.

Audubon is leading the push to have the new Vikings stadium erected with bird-friendly glass, and the Society's work was a key factor in California's decision to ban lead shot so that the endangered condor and other wild things can survive.

They fought their way to a 6-1 leandand then allowed the Chinese to fight back to 14-12 befoRobertsonson won the game with a hair-raising decision to allow a shot from Zhang to drop an inch or two beyond the baseline.

The Champion Hurdle win for the Mullins-Walsh combination justified Walsh's decision to ride 4-5 shot Faugheen ahead of Hurricane Fly (8-1), whem he twice rode to victory in the race previously.

Though Rihanna was appropriately covered during her visit to the mosque, her decision to take "modeling shots" at the site has apparently also angered some fans, who say she disrespected a place of worship.

Police officials characterized Mr. Kelly's speech, which included criticism of the decision to switch from 10-shot to 16-shot pistols, as unfair.

Even though a decision to receive a flu shot may feel somewhat routine, it's always wise to check with your health care provider before receiving the shot.

Martina moved on to the ball, 30 yards out, to the right of centre and he made the split-second decision to take on the shot.

July 22: The decision to screen a documentary shot in the Twin Towers during the 11 September atrocities has been attacked by the victims' families.