Sentence examples for each one shot from inspiring English sources

Andy Bean and Fulton Allem were each one shot back at 67. Sindelar posted three birdies on each side.

Broadening the definition of lyric theater from opera (and operas which dip into "music theater" conventions -- another article about that sometime) to "shows" that dip periodically into operatic conventions, the living American champion has to be Stephen Sondheim, with his 16 shows (including his work as a lyricist), each one shot through with streaks, and sometimes great veins, of genius.

Woods, whose previous three wins this year were each by one shot, spent much of Sunday with a two-shot cushion before he took a three-stroke lead with a birdie at No. 16.

Under our Constitution, the executive and legislative branches of government each get one shot at such control; the president may nominate a Supreme Court justice, and Congress may reject that nominee.

Robert Gamez (65), Ted Purdy (65), Tommy Tolles (65), Notah Begay (66) and John Morgan (68) each trailed by one shot.

The term "shot" is used instead of "frame" because each frame belonging to one shot has common properties.

He said it was the only time he was scared in the war because he had to kill each of them with one shot because he would have never had time to reload.

Further, our method evaluates 15 carpal sites in one shot, each of them potentially containing multiple erosions.

So that's how he shot Winslow: working with digital Nikon D800 35mm, he took one shot of each location.

And when the ban was not renewed in 2004, the industry went whole hog in trying to convince everyone that an AR-15 gun, as long as it didn't fire more than one shot with each pull of the trigger, was no different from Grandpa's old Remington or Winchester hunting rifle except it had a more modern look.

On television you do one shot.