Sentence examples for how we shoot from inspiring English sources
"There's a huge difference in how we shoot," Ellison said.
"Our choreography always depends on how we shoot," he said.
Though English is already a bloody language (consider how many battles fill our days, how we shoot for deadlines and pull the trigger on projects), the book suggests that we are in a state of war — or at least on the brink of the coup that Orwell feared when he wrote that "emptying words of meaning is an essential step on the road to autocratic rule".
Though English isalready a bloody language (consider how many battles fill our days, how we shoot for deadlines and pull the trigger on projects), the book suggests that we are in a state of war — or at least on the brink of the coup that Orwell feared when he wrote that "emptying words of meaning is an essential step on the road to autocratic rule".
If they gunned me down, would you be shown the hopeless romantic mama's boy who writes about how his grandmother taught him how to blow kisses or would you be presented with a production still of the anti-violent "This is how we shoot back" as I brandished a metaphor into the camera?
"But it was missing one end, so we had to be careful how we shot it".
If you could see how we shot this film, you would be amazed at the results".
That was how we shot it as well, and this made him acceptable to people as a person even though ultimately he was a really sick human being.
So we had to set those attitudes from the point of not only where we shot but how we shot the scenes, and make it indicative of her character, so we had to get that correct right off the bat — when she first gets off the plane".
How can we shoot our own people?
In the early 1990's, the aptly named Mike Gunn, a state legislator from Mississippi, was quoted as saying, "If guns are outlawed, how can we shoot the liberals?" Jokes like that are universally understood -- if not appreciated -- because the idea and the imagery and the reality of gun violence are so pervasive.
