Sentence examples for fast shooting from inspiring English sources
SHOOTING - This is more important as a midfielder ("middie") but you will need to be more accurate than fast shooting.
Then, when the sun rises, it's extraordinarily fast, shooting from the horizon like an orange cannonball and making the whole landscape spring into sudden animation, the big mountain getting to its feet, the dunes flushing with ruddy colour.
In the 1950's, the twin-lens reflex and 35-millimeter cameras, which offered faster lenses, greater ease of handling and fast shooting possibilities, began making inroads into the Speed Graphic's popularity.
"I ran through that roll pretty fast, shooting loose and off the cuff," says Robinson, who found the results surprising.
When he goes left and right (he moves way too fast), shooting him is impossible!
When fast shoot extension is insufficient to allow the plant to re-surface, the expenditure in energy and respirable substrates needed to support the faster underwater growth may threaten survival.
This suggests that fast shoot growth in response to shade and submergence cues are not only phenotypically very similar (Pierik et al. 2010), but that they also share a conserved downstream signalling pathway.
The very fast shoot growth frequently seen in lianas under natural conditions (Teramura et al., 1991) may, however, be also partly attributed to their ability to place apical meristems and leaves quickly in favourable (i.e. well-lit) locations and overgrow and shade their competitors, rather than to their inherently faster relative growth rate (Gartner, 1991).
When it works as intended, the style also allows for leaner, faster shooting.
Even though the Nokia 808 PureView offers arguably better image quality, and the Samsung Galaxy S3 offers faster shooting, neither are supported by the same ecosystem of apps or ancillary hardware from third-party vendors … Get close, and then get closer.
