Sentence examples for met shot from inspiring English sources

It does include an instructive curio: a film the Met shot about Hassam during the 1930's, when he was the old pooh-bah of American art.

When police employed by the Met shot dead Harry Stanley in 1999 in the mistaken belief that the table leg he was carrying was a sawn-off shotgun, no one called on the then Commissioner, Sir Paul Condon, to resign.

Thomas is the leading scorer in this year's NCAA Tournament, a versatile southpaw who shot a phenomenal 61percentt from two and has never met a shot he didn't love.

"We remember him as a guy who never met a shot he didn't like".

Henderson has range to 25 or 26 feet and never met a shot he didn't want to take.

Thomas is a junior forward for Ohio State who rarely met a shot he did not like — or launch.

But maybe something along the lines of, "I like Latrell, but he never met a shot he didn't like".

"Bobby never met a shot he didn't like to take," said Pete Wirth, a Wagner teammate who accompanied him to lunch Tuesday.

Vasquez guarded the nation's leading scorer, guard Aubrey Coleman (25.6 points a game), who never met a shot he would not take.

He has the most daunting first-round test of the seeded men, drawing Fernando Gonzalez, a big-serving Chilean who has rarely met a shot he did not want to overhit.

In Alaska, where there are approximately a hundred men for every woman--and a thousand men for every Pretty Girl--Palin must have enjoyed the rapt, undivided attention of any man or moose she ever met or shot.