Sentence examples for make shooting from inspiring English sources

Being absolved of legal responsibility for his documentary subjects, however, does not make shooting the program any easier.

After his performance at nationals the next year, he proceeded to make shooting gestures, into the camera and into his head.

iPhone Threadlife is picking up a fair bit of buzz this week, thanks to its aim to make "shooting video as easy as taking photos".

Yet the novel and odd sightlines for players make shooting a struggle, and the rims seem calibrated to turn even good shots bad.

That, combined with stamping ammunition with identifiers, could someday make shooting at someone much like leaving fingerprints at the scene of the crime.

I had a basketball hoop on the back of my door and put together an elaborate system using curtains, sheets and pillows to make shooting hoops much more interesting.

"Jack made shooting that scene a lot of fun," Fletcher says.

Also, he has a couple of grandchildren in San Francisco, which made shooting the movie an attractive proposition.

Because of its simplicity, it made shooting arrows into bodies of meat possible for everyone!

"The actress' spring due date would've made shooting those final four episodes next to impossible," he wrote.

The focus is by zone, which takes some getting used to, but when you do it makes shooting incredibly fast.