Sentence examples for marvellous shot from inspiring English sources

Rat whipped in a delicious left-foot cross from the flank and, after Gareth McAuley failed to clear properly, Papp slammed a marvellous shot past a helpless Carroll into the roof of the net from 12 yards.

He is not merely a marvellous shot-stopper, with rare reflexes and agility – as Group rivals Argentina already know, since Enyeama's exploits were the reason the South Americans only won 1-0 when the countries met at the last World Cup – but he is also a commanding organiser.

And at the camera we are rewarded with some marvellous shots of a male leopard.

Alas, short of a few marvellous shots of Natalie Portman in a long duster and black Boss of the Plains, Jane Got A Gun is a remarkable exercise in tedium, as if director Gavin O'Connor had a mandate to put his own stamp on the genre, and he decided his mark would be blanching each scene of any and all inherent drama.

Only a mindless churl would argue that he didn't deserve that, after the marvellous second shot and awful break.

Updated at 10.02am GMT 9.57am GMT 23rd over: England 89-2 (Bell 37, Root 12) Kumar drops short and Root leans into a marvellous cut shot, pummeling it for four between point and gully.

Sánchez barrelled through to extend Weidenfeller with a low drive while Oxlade-Chamberlain, on his 100th appearance for the club, hit a marvellous looping shot from Sánchez's pass that rattled the crossbar.

We're going to set up on our own!'" "Darling, how marvellous!" More shots of car in stirring landscape.

The general feeling after his bogey on the twelfth that the marvellous golf shots he subsequently played would not be enough to allow him to overtake Ballesteros.

With 12 minutes left Walcott's cross was met by Danny Welbeck with a marvellous back-heeled shot that restored England's lead.

It's worth the price of admission alone to see on the big screen the most famous single piece of camerawork of Hitchcock's British output, the marvellous travelling crane shot which takes the audience the full length of a hotel ballroom and into the eyes of the man the protagonists are desperately searching for.