Sentence examples for described shooting from inspiring English sources
The actor described shooting the trailer as "absolutely mental".
In his confession Morlock described shooting a victim as Gibbs tossed a grenade at him.
The mercury rose as the actress described shooting a sex scene: "I've never seen a love scene shot that way.
He described shooting pictures of people as a "sort of violation," adding, "if sensitivity is lacking, there can be something barbaric about it".
A 19th-century account described shooting wary swimming cormorants with flintlock weapons as "something of a challenge" because "the first flash used to send the cormorant down, so quick was his eye".
"Bullets were flying last night," she said, as she described shooting, looting and the attempted robbery of the apartment next to hers, pointing to the security grille that had seemingly been bent out of shape.
A loyal N.R.A. member, Don describes shooting as essentially peaceful.
He describes shooting a few scenes from "Black Caesar" with Fred Williamson in Midtown East.
Sitting serenely on a cream sofa in her Savoy suite overlooking the Thames, O'Connor describes shooting her first coyote as a child.
In his book, he describes shooting a fighter wielding a rocket launcher 2,100 yards away, a very long distance for a sniper and his farthest ever.
Hard to decipher for someone not familiar with Jamaican patois, but Buju is essentially describing shooting a gay man in the head – he doesn't want to "promote no nasty man".
