Sentence examples for has to be shot from inspiring English sources

He insists the film has to be shot in Chicago and set in 1976.

Dogs are still allowed to flush out a fox which then has to be shot before it is ripped apart.

In video, all footage has to be shot so that it will come together as a finished film.

"To finance high-quality programs, they need an international market, and for something to travel to the U.S., it has to be shot in English".

"But I've told them any funds need to be used in Ukraine, it has to be in the Ukrainian language, and it has to be shot in Ukraine".

"You know," I stumbled on, "Vronsky's horse... injured at the races... has to be shot.... What's the name of Vronsky's horse?" "Who's Vronsky?" my friend shrugged, and I was reminded that each unhappy allusion is unhappy in its own way.

Others had to be shot.

"All these had to be shot today," he wrote.

Actors came and went and had to be shot around.

They will, of course, have to be shot".

After they reached their destination, most of the mules became diseased and had to be shot.