Sentence examples for either shooting from inspiring English sources

We didn't do ourselves any favors either, shooting a paltry 16percentt from the field and 14percentt from 3-point range in the first half.

Sam escapes in the subsequent episode, and, faced with the choice of either shooting him or letting him go, Bobby chooses the latter.

Its chief role appears to be rounding up immigrants, referred to sneeringly as 'fugees', either shooting or forcibly deporting them.

He can run, shoot, play either shooting guard or small forward, 20-minute player as a rookie.

ALMOST all my travel is for the Nobelity Project, either shooting a film, promoting and showing a film or working with our partners on projects.

He can return fire with gusto though, either shooting in real time or through the 'Dead Eye' mode where time will slow allowing Marston to pick his spot, either killing or disarming his foes in the process.

Karl is famous for not allowing his players to shot-fake at scrambling defenders; they must either shoot, drive or pass.

"He's trying to break the door in, and I'm going to have to either shoot him if you don't get over here".

Once you've either shot a bunch of short clips, or you've assembled short clips from videos already in your camera roll, the app lets you storyboard, select a song, and add a new filter.

You can either shoot the lock off the door – which'll warn them that you're coming in – or throw a brick through the window, climb in that way and take them by surprise.

Six guys tried to guard Nowitzki, and he either shot over them or put them in foul trouble.