Sentence examples for having a shot from inspiring English sources

Lincoln created another chance in the 24th minute, this time striker Carla Cantrell, after having a shot saved by Brown-Finnis, shot wide from a good position.

He was substituted at half-time without having a shot.

Five minutes later Bale pulled up in his follow through after having a shot saved.

Labor MP Matt Thistlethwaite said Robb was clearly "having a shot" at Morrison's decision.

The game's opening up a little, though, with Ganso having a shot charged down moments beforehand.

He came off the training pitch on Tuesday after having a shot at goal.

We've had it pounded into our heads that having a shot at higher returns requires accepting a more volatile portfolio.

It is a bit like giving up heroin and still having a shot every now and then".

If Aalborg keep this up, I can see someone having a shot on target before this match is out.

Famous folk having a shot at writing fiction isn't necessarily a bad thing – but it is not necessarily good, either.

Having a shot at the prize, however, will require an upgrade to the Proton that is not expected to reach the market for several months.