Sentence examples for good shootout from inspiring English sources

Rather than dressing a designated fighter or an energizing presence as the 18th skater, are teams instead carrying a good shootout player in case the game ends in a tie and goes to a postgame penalty-shot contest that awards the winner an additional point in the standings?

He's in form at the moment, and so is David Villa, so it's going to be a good shootout". Lampard is confident the profile of the sport, and the MLS, is rising in the USA.

But he is not very good at shootouts: he was 2 for 19, or 11 percent, in his career going into Thursday night's game against the Anaheim Ducks at Madison Square Garden.

"I've had elite goalies that weren't very good in shootouts," Sutter said.

The action bits were good (a great shootout in the Guggenheim) but the explanation of the bankers' motives was terrible - as far as I could gather the aim seemed to be to organise government debt issues.

And so, once the basic conflict is established, the story plods along, alternating between preposterous -- in a bad way -- speeches and even more preposterous -- but in a good way -- shootouts and slugfests.

He also had two stops on four Washington shootout tries — good enough, considering how well the Rangers are doing in shootouts.

Since we have three flagship devices with wide-angle lenses right now, why not do a good old fashioned camera shootout?

A good example is the shootout at the end of Scarface where Tony Montana engages in a large firefight with several assassins inside his house.

"I had a good feeling going into the shootout we were going to pull it off," said Rangers defenseman Marc Staal, who played 34 stout minutes.

There is even a coy film-school homage to John Ford: a desert shootout between the good girl, spinster Emily (in white) and the killer poet Emily (in black).