Sentence examples for he will be shooting from inspiring English sources
The international line he will be shooting from this summer is three feet closer to the basket.
Chances are, he will be shooting often as the Knicks try to topple the star-powered Boston Celtics in their first-round series, which begins Sunday night.
At the Prefontaine Classic, where he will be shooting for another sub-13-minute finish, Solinsky will surely stand out once again as he towers over the other runners on the track.
I'll be on the other side of the world," he added, explaining that he will be shooting his production company's first feature - a Western - before moving on to film Macbeth, opposite Marion Cotillard.
While he said it is "not likely" he will be shot, he believes it is too dangerous to step onto the embassy's balcony, from which he addressed supporters in the early days of his asylum.
Then remember that since making his allegation Ferdinand has received a bullet in the post and a letter telling him he will be shot.
SHKODER, Albania — Christian Luli, a soft-spoken 17-year-old, has spent the past 10 years imprisoned inside his family's small, spartan house, fearful he will be shot dead if he walks outside the front door.
Alluding to Mr. Morsi's time in jail for his Islamist politics, the officer denounced "people who were in prison and are now presidents," and he said that if even a single officer went to protect a Brotherhood office on Sunday, "I swear to God almighty, he will be shot".
"He got shot in the head," C. J. said sadly of his friend, Tyreke Marquis, also 7, who was wounded as a hail of bullets tore through a crowd dispersing after the West Indian Day parade in the city's north end on Aug. 9. C. J. has trouble sleeping and said he is afraid he will be shot too.
The force of the warning is conditional; 'IF there is a trespasser, THEN he will be shot.
