Sentence examples for means shooting from inspiring English sources

Sometimes that even means shooting a three-pointer.

It has a semi-open back, which means shooting my back is out of the question.

When all is said and done, love means shooting at something and making it fall down.

If Venus chose R remember R here means shooting to Serena's right, to Serena's forehand if she chose R then her payoffs are 90 Q*.

He began "collecting," which means shooting birds to get a closer look at them, and he continued to experiment with taxidermy after reading a book on it.

In order to put together the cash for his annual offerings, Allen has more often than not had to make deals in Europe, which means shooting there.

Dubul'iBhunu, which means Shoot the Boer (Afrikaner), was banned in 2010 from public gatherings after a court ruled that the song amounted to hate speech.

("Holding on," in that context, meant shooting people).

Overlooking the Hudson meant shooting east, into the rising sun.

Only Levin's story brought them outside the theatrical frame and into the "real" world, which meant shooting some wintry scenes on location in Russia.

I first met Eliot in 1939, and I remember asking him what I could do in wartime that didn't mean shooting people.