Sentence examples for desert shoot from inspiring English sources
At a lunch following the desert shoot, he let a certain plaintiveness seep into his standard rap about gun owners' rights.
He endured an unpleasant desert shoot as an entomologist investigating mutating ants in the SF classic Them! (1954), and in his penultimate appearance he reunited with Hitchcock, playing an eccentric retired seafarer in one of the Master's favourite pictures, The Trouble With Harry.
Standing at the sideline of a firing range where his team are competing in the "Desert Shoot Stress" event, Malik Khalab Al-Alwan, a lieutenant in the Jordanian Armed Forces, said that fighting IS and other jihadi groups was a hot topic among the contestants.
Recently, Hyperloop One put on a demonstration in the Nevada desert, shooting a test sled down a track at 115mph.
Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, must have felt politically secure a year ago when he delivered a $61 million desert shooting range to his home state, Nevada, with earmarked federal money.
"I want to run round a desert shooting guns at aliens and looking like I barely have to take a breath.
NO studio today would make a film like "Lawrence of Arabia" — 227 minutes long, featuring a cast of hundreds riding camels through the desert, shot on location (there were no computer graphics in 1962).
Set in the New Mexican desert, shot on location in Morocco, The Hills Have Eyes is a poor remake of the low-budget 1977 Wes Craven horror flick, wherein an American family en route to California falls into the hands of a tribe of mutant cannibals, by-products of A-bomb tests.
Desert shoots require particular kinds of vehicles that can navigate the sand.
"Sometimes we'd go out into the desert and shoot car batteries," Mr. Childs says.
He and five fellow gearheads, including an engineer and a lawyer who likes going into the desert to shoot computers for fun, were huddled beneath the dying hulk of the vehicle, a 1997 Geo Tracker, in a nondescript warehouse.
