Sentence examples for easier to shoot from inspiring English sources

Longer guns like rifles, which show up in many European mass shootings, are "easier to shoot than a handgun by orders of magnitude," according to Ayoob by which he means shoot accurately.

"It is always easier to shoot against something," she said.

Black on white, it will be easier to shoot him".

"It's a lot easier to shoot the ball when you're the main option," D'Antoni said.

The screen tilts up or down to make it easier to shoot over your head or way down low.

But, understandably, many people find it easier to shoot the messenger than take a long, hard look in the mirror.

Big ideas are easy to shoot down.

BUT it's easy to shoot yourself in the foot.

And they're easy to shoot down with exceptions.

Even the plainest mirror is not easy to shoot.

Of course, it's not easy to shoot a blackout.