"Both of us put a tremendous amount of hard work and effort into this, just into getting here alone, never mind shooting off for a medal.
The written evidence of my anxieties, those evil gremlins that ride around on tricycles in my mind shooting my self-confidence with water pistols.
Because you'll never hear a hit man say, "Listen, Don Vito, I don't mind shooting and burying my own mother, but do I have to fill out all those forms?" Second, the medical students expressed worry over having to deal with the constant needs of the chronically ill.
My mind shot off across the fields; my mind caressed the shape of Mary, her grinning mouth, her dirty face, her blouse shooting up over her chest and showing her dappled ribs.
I have a friend whose mind shoots into orbit immediately upon hearing his wife start a sentence with "Oscar" or "Would you".
When I heard the title The Rambler, Calvin Reeder's 2008 short film, my mind shot to the familiars: Johnny Appleseed, John Henry, and Davy Crockett.
Television cameras and zoom lenses caught Totti, 27, regarded as one of Europe's finest athletes, though not one of its sharpest minds, shooting a bullet of saliva into the face of a Danish midfielder, Christian Poulsen, during an otherwise dull and scoreless draw on Monday.
Other players the Heat could target if Melo isn't coming around are rebounding whizz Jordan Hill, defensively minded shooting guard Avery Bradley who would let Dwyane Wade come off the bench, or shoot-first point guard Darren Collison, However, I don't believe James is best off signing with the Heat in any of these scenarios.
Thus, you should keep the following tips in mind: Shoot as much as possible When playing with a team try to shoot the enemy whenever possible, since if you don't kill the opposing player at least his life/shield is lower.
For example, she arrived at the zoo at 9 a.m., though she had spent nearly 12 hours the previous day — a Saturday, mind you — shooting a commercial for the AARP.
"Joan spent five years of having everyone try and change her mind about shooting in Chicago," said Mr. Brooks, who oversees the series from his offices in Los Angeles using a high-speed Internet video feed.
