Sentence examples for knowledge shooting from inspiring English sources

Whatever Farrell might have lacked in his physical presence was compensated for by skill, tactical knowledge, shooting ability and pace.

Lacking this knowledge, we shoot a native wild animal in the hope it will produce a modest reduction in a disease afflicting an inbred, factory-farmed domestic beast.

As CEO Mike Beebe explained to me, Kuri uses that knowledge to shoot its videos, based on factors like who's present, the time of day and the location.

Oh, and don't forget my great-aunt Rose, who watched her husband show a houseguest how to load his gun and soon after used that knowledge to shoot herself dead.

East Coast elites can find traction in his Harvard background, while actual basketball fans cannot resist his court knowledge and deft shooting hand.

Decker said there is no evidence that Marquez had any advanced knowledge of the San Bernardino shooting.

The same happened in New York City, when Saheed Vassel brandished a pipe like it was a gun, officers rushed out of their cars without issuing commands or orders of surrender and began shooting without knowledge of whether the item was a gun or not.

Glickman phones Gabriel to tease him with the knowledge of who shot him.

And though the moon and its patterns seem relatively predictable, the amount of detailed knowledge required to shoot with it are exponential.

3. Trouble Shooting (TS) refers to operative knowledge that helps in solving common technological problems.

3) Trouble Shooting (TS) refers to the operative knowledge useful in solving common technological problems.