Sentence examples for may shot a from inspiring English sources
Lorena Ochoa, who has not won a tournament since May, shot a three-under 69 and shared the lead with Louise Friberg after three rounds of the Navistar L.P.G.A. Classic in Prattville, Ala.
May shot a two-under-par 69 in windy conditions yesterday to take a one-stroke lead over Steve Pate and Notah Begay III after the third round of the St . JudeClassic in Memphis.
Howard said: "I may shoot a lot of free throws.
"I may shoot a deer," he said, smiling, "if one breaks into the camp and pulls a knife on me".
Asked if he felt he was being singled out, he said: "I may shoot a lot of free throws.
At a pause in the ongoing assault, Watson may shoot a wink at a witness to demonstrate exactly who is in control.
A recent survey of Internet and video gamers may shoot a hole through some male-centric stereotypes: Women now make up the majority of online gamers by a slim margin, according to PC Data Online, a market survey company in Reston, Va.
A 1984 US supreme court ruling holds that a police officer may shoot a so-called "fleeing felon" if he has "probable cause to believe" the suspect "poses a significant threat" of serious injury to others.
There's great cause for concern: an older gun owner may have cognitive impairment or dementia, may have diminished eyesight and hearing (raising the risk of mistaking a family member or worker in the home for a bad guy), or may shoot a spouse or themselves.
A study published today indicates that this system does a reasonable job of predicting the eventual interest in most papers, but it may shoot an air ball when it comes to identifying really game-changing research.
May shot back that a recent UN proposal to investigate Syrian chemical weapons capability was blocked by Russia, so she couldn't confirm any of those things – but what can you do?
