Sentence examples for enough to shoot a from inspiring English sources

Within a year, Hammer's grandfather decided that she was old enough to shoot a gun.

But I think I'm playing well enough to shoot a low round tomorrow".

THINGS are normally quiet enough to shoot a cannon down Detroit's Jefferson Avenue on Sunday nights without fear of hitting anyone.

Not only did it have to be powerful enough to shoot a beam nearly 700 feet up the side of the bldg., but it had to have a life equivalent to a year of night lighting, or about 2500 hours.

"Not just with officer Slager but the people who were responsible for him and that type of environment where you would feel comfortable enough to shoot a man in the back that poses no harm.

Viewed slowly, later, the shot looks like an illusion: Curry is travelling forward and leaps upward just long enough to shoot a perfect jumper, then appears to return to his original flight path like a leaf sucked into a jet stream.

After medication and a good night's sleep, Perez felt strong enough to shoot an opening-round 66 Thursday at Poppy Hills Golf Course.

Many lay up shooters have trouble slowing down enough to shoot an accurate shot.

Legislators need to do that too, says Wiener, and then write regulations broad enough to shoot for a desired outcome (such as reducing greenhouse gas) without advocating a specific method (say, using biofuels).

But as Dreadling proves, that is just enough to shoot down a few Grunt Bots before the next meeting.

Sniper rifles, as well as military style assault and automatic weapons -- some powerful enough to shoot down a helicopter -- are sold openly on the internet.