Sentence examples for have a shoot from inspiring English sources
So would props stylist Penny Crawford have a shoot in her house?
For one thing, these type of arguments have a "shoot the messenger" quality to them.
The gametophytes of mosses and liverworts and the sporophytes of many higher plants have a shoot, or early stem, with a single cell at its tip, or apex, from which all the tissues of the stem arise.
Canvassers reported voters slamming doors in their faces, angry after Corbyn suggested the US military was wrong to kill Isis terrorist Mohammed Emwazi (he should have faced trial, said Corbyn) and then, three days after the Paris attacks, saying UK police should not have a "shoot to kill" policy for known terrorists.
They can't go back," says Kinnock. "I know families who have used every resource they've got to pay smugglers to take their children across the border into Sudan or Ethiopia, even though the government have a shoot to kill policy on those borders; they deserve our support, not increasing the threats to them".
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He said: "I can make it clear that we do not have a shoot-to-kill policy.
He does have a shoot-from-the-lip persona, though, that has occasionally tripped him up on the national stage.
With archery hunting season under way, the Park Service has beefed up patrols and rangers have a shoot-on-sight order for the elk, which can be identified by ear tags.
"What are the away goal malarky rules?" The away goal rules only come into effect at the end of extra-time, which means that, since Liverpool have scored, we cannot have a shoot-out tonight.
