Sentence examples for kind of shoot from inspiring English sources

They're kind of "shoot us if you dare".

I kind of shoot with my elbow out and with a higher arc, and maybe having those hands in my face kind of produced that.

"In a way, I kind of shoot myself in the foot a bit by being able to play in other positions.

Sometimes those scenes would change and we were able to improvise and kind of shoot from the hip a little bit.

France, for example, has lost once before to its opponent, the Republic of Ireland, in just this kind of shoot out.

That was the most difficult thing about this kind of shoot".

In his leader's report to the NEC, he said: "As we have seen in the recent past, there are clear dangers to us all in any kind of shoot-to-kill policy.

Characteristically for the whole series, the accomplishment of the Mule's quiet defeat itself depends crucially on his not understanding the need for subtlety: he must believe that the Second Foundation is planning the very kind of shoot-em-up denouement that it must in fact avoid.

I keep coming back to this particular kind of shooting: children killed or maimed after finding a loaded gun.

"To dilute our voting power right now is kind of shooting ourselves in the foot," he said.

"It's always kind of shooting from the hip, as they say, as far as which bill we pay first".