Sentence examples for fair shots from inspiring English sources

To be fair, shots of a flashing river in that opening scene look cool and hyperkinetic, refracting traffic lights and neon at futurist angles.

Even the world's worst photographers can get fair shots, thanks to the brains that manufacturers have built into most cameras, particularly those aimed at entry-level photographers.

At the time, it had just released its first camera, a credit-card-sized unit that could take fair shots, but only outdoors as it didn't have a flash.

When I see those Vanity Fair shots, I try to focus less on my questions about how hair extensions and facial feminization work and more on the very real lessons that those photos symbolize about how we can successfully reinvent ourselves.

Plenty of other authors have fair shots at the prize, with contenders such as second-place Joyce Carol Oates (6-1), third place Peter Nadas from Hungary (7-1), South Korean poet Ko Un (10-1) in fourth, and Canadian short story writer Alice Munro (12-1) in fifth.

Natalie will certainly get a fair shot.

"We're a fair shot, and a fair shake.

Everyone else will have a fair shot.

We're going to give you a fair shot again.

"I hope Warren Jeffs gets a fair shot," Mr. Svedin said.

"Everybody's got a fair shot at it," he said.