Sentence examples for having a shot at from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

In 2004, the Tigers felt as if they were snubbed by the B.C.S. system, going undefeated without having a shot at the national title.

Now Liverpool has a shot at reinvention.

"You had a shot at 1-2.

We'll have a shot at goal.

Occasionally, someone has a shot at both.

I have a shot at the Hall of Fame.