Sentence examples for dirty shot from inspiring English sources

Boudreau cited an unpenalized hit on Green by defenseman Marc Staal that "was to the side of the head, and it was a dirty shot".

"We're definitely going to keep our radar out for [Tate] because that was a dirty shot," Church said on his weekly radio show.

"He took some dirty shots at me, attacking my sexuality and track record, throwing his weight around to be heard above anyone else.

Polaroid's instant cameras used to be the only way to snap dirty shots without catching the attention of nosy photo developing shop employees.

Let's face it: the only real achievement of the super PACs is that they help make deception and dirty shots more palatable and polite.

Oh, and they have a special pre-set drink ritual two quick and dirty shots of plain 'ol whisky. David Garber.

With its natural performances (much of the dialogue was improvised) and believably cobbled-together look, "The Dirties" — shot in an actual high school with real students — effectively grasps the way fear and anger must be sublimated to be endured.

Gagné added: "If you take that way, you'll see even more dirty head shots.

Jason Diamos A. It was always my understanding, from the way I was brought up in the game, that first and foremost, it's supposed to deter you from wanting to use your stick more; it's supposed to keep high-sticking and dirty cheap shots from happening, believe it or not.

The new gilded age, enjoyed by so few and observed by so many, is having its corollary on television not merely in new series driven to chronicle the lives of the very rich ("Gossip Girls," "Big Shots," "Dirty Sexy Money") but also less perceptively in crime shows that pay homage to the fiction of the status cop.

Mean eyes, dirty hands, did a shot before he ordered her a drink.