Sentence examples for fateful shot from inspiring English sources

P. J. Brown saw the fateful shot rattle incredibly through the basket.

He defended both his decision to play on and his much-maligned caddie, JP Fitzgerald, who was criticised by some for failing to talk his man out of hitting that fateful shot from beside a tree root on Thursday.

The battlefields are large and often chaotic, and the game makes no effort to point out where your killer was when they took that fateful shot.

Thirty days later, Rosenthal fired a fateful shot across the "freemium" model's bow, "This process has brought real clarity to what's working and what's not, and what we need to do to make Ning a big success".

It was a nice touch that he thought of his son when contemplating the fateful shots.

Gary Mack is the curator of the Sixth Floor Museum, which is devoted to the assassination and located on the sixth floor of the book depository building, from which Lee Harvey Oswald fired the fateful shots.

Half a century after John F. Kennedy's assassination, history lovers are still debating what the world would look like if those fateful shots in Dallas had not taken the president's life.

On the fateful last shot, Emmons foundered, shooting 7.6.

More prosaically, that fateful first shot unleashed a barrage of books about the War Between the States.

Though the technology is no longer available to create the kind of stately, formal tracking shots that Ulmer specialized in, Mr. McElhinney and his cinematographer, Abe Holtz, have been able to recreate the dreamy, fateful sense of those shots by using a Steadycam mount.

In that fateful second quarter, the Knicks shot just 25percentt and held a shaky 43-37 leat athehalfalf.