Sentence examples for liver shot from inspiring English sources
Those that know fight sports know that a liver shot can be paralysing, but only for a split second.
I was shocked when he knocked Darren Barker down with a gruesome liver shot, but wasn't surprised when he couldn't keep him that way.
The sturdy fighter Matthew Macklin got hit with a probing Golovkin liver shot in the third round of their fight last May and crumpled to the canvas and did not get up for several minutes.
Hemingway viciously harped on Lewis's ugliness, even putting it into the novel "Across the River and Into the Trees," though it was Mary Hemingway who, after an encounter with the elderly Lewis in Venice, penned the horrific image "His face was a piece of old liver, shot squarely with a #7 shot at twenty yards".
After a summer spent beneath ashtray skies basking in the achievements of Olympians, it was time for the sun to shine on London's liver-shot mortals.
Rousey landed a shot to the liver of McMann, who in term dropped to the mat, holding her abdomen in pain.
That has been a shot to the liver to boxing because the U.S. is the epicenter of the sport and it is the heavyweights who bring in the crossover fans.
It sounds like a slowed-down Casio keyboard demo mode track peppered with cheesy electronic organ noises with video featuring shaky shots of the Liver building.
The panel found fatal shots to the head, heart and liver were "likely" to be caused by police shots that were lawfully fired in "reasonable self-defence".
