Sentence examples similar to less of a shoot from inspiring English sources
The Rockets traded Mike James for Toronto's Rafer Alston, less of a shoot-first point guard, the term General Manager Carroll Dawson used to describe James.
The idea will be to make film viewing less of a crap shoot, more of a meritocracy.
"It never made sense to look at a shooting where 17 were 'just' injured as any less of a mass shooting as one where four or five were killed".
And if Scottie Pippen has his legs and Derek Anderson can make the Blazers less of a jump-shooting team, Portland is right there.
"I suppose you could argue that shooting yourself in the leg poses less of a health risk than shooting yourself in the head," a former president of the American Dental Association, Dr. D. Gregory Chadwick, said.
And without one, a shooting becomes less of a sign of the times, or a call to arms — which, some doctors believe, can create a domino effect — than an isolated story, albeit an equally devastating one.
In a brief news conference outside Fenway Park about an hour before Game One of the World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the St . LouisCardinals, the police said pellets fired by the new weapons would make less of an impact than those shot by the guns used earlier this week by officers.
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Is that less of a prostitution, we're left to wonder, than playing host to a blue-movie shoot?
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