Sentence examples for definite shot from inspiring English sources

In political terms, this week's vote was a definite shot at the new and unproven leadership of the United States Olympic Committee, which recently angered the I.O.C. by initiating a domestic Olympic cable network.

Last year, he made it into the top 10 candidates, so he's got a definite shot at it.

Lighting strikes twice at the Grammy Awards (and often more than that), so the guy who embodies "EDM" has a definite shot at a second award and in this category, he should.  .

But maybe, and this is a definite long-shot, the decisions made by VW executives to damage the environment and the health of millions of Americans is considered more egregious than Wall Street's decisions to damage peoples' ability to retire and be financially secure for the remainder of their lives.

Not definitive, just definite.

In a few weeks, when I've finally made the rounds of the schools to which I have applied, I'll be scampering back to lower ground with my confidence shot and a definite sky-is-falling mentality.

But the democratization of quality shots can have definite benefits for the spectators, as the first week of this Open has made clear.

Yes, there's definite value in being able to capture compelling shots on the run, but really: do people really care how good their photos look once quality inches past a certain threshold?

A definite cockle-warmer is the house speciality, millimallikas (meaning 'jellyfish') - a shot of tequila, sambuca and Tabasco (drinks around £2; Muurivahe 14).

The shot from 14 December though, showed (in the words of Robert Bacher) "definite evidence of compression".

The opening shot of "Passion" is of a jet trail in a clear blue sky, a line as hard and definite as the final image of "Pierrot" is soft and generalized.