Sentence examples for knockout shots from inspiring English sources

Until recently, ESPN had a regular feature called "Jacked Up" that celebrated knockout shots as the preferred method of tackling.

Those knockout shots must be thrown forcefully, and a shooter who is especially good will try a carom shot meant to remove more than one of the other team's stones.

Regardless, Richmond are alive, their Save Ferris routine earning a knockout shot at the Power in Adelaide.

The Beavers' blitzes got to quarterback Darron Thomas and the Ducks sometimes sputtered, failing to land a knockout shot until late.

Most of the knockout Mars shots, however, are not the work of these cameras, but were taken from much farther away, by the Mars Global Surveyor Mars Orbiter Camera.

The print of the 1992 "King of Beggars," done in the hand-tinted color that used to be a province of American films, was a knockout, each shot provoking sighs as the action figure Stephen Chow vaulted and smirked through the picture.

Despite knockout matches featuring more shots on target, the number of goals scored since the group stages has gone down by 22%.

Whoever wins that encounter will be in with a shout of second spot and, with a pack as formidable as Georgia's, this may be time they finally reach the knockout stages and a shot at glory.

Even if your style is an aggressor, don't go for a knockout winner on every shot.

(Body-shot knockouts are thrilling but rare; judges' decisions are anticlimactic at best and infuriating at worst).

(The decisive punch was more a trick shot than a knockout blow).