Sentence examples for mixed shot from inspiring English sources
Drinks are broken up into five categories: Liquor, Mixed, Shot, Beer, and Wine.
Normally, you'll sell various permutations of shots - for example, a "mixed shot" at £3 a pop, a "straight" (i.e. undiluted) shot for £3.50 and a Jägerbomb for £5.
Normally, you'll sell various permutations of shots for example, a "mixed shot" at £3 ($5) a pop, a "straight" (i.e. undiluted) shot for £3.50 ($5.60) and a Jägerbomb for £5 ($8).
The 35 Roe deer were wild animals living in the temperate broadleaf and mixed forests, shot during the hunting season and classified in two groups adult and young.
The first section of footage to be filmed were montage shots of the band walking around Boscoreale, mixed with shots of mud, which can be seen at various points in "Echoes" and "Careful with That Axe, Eugene".
Smith mixed artistic shots of Rodriguez training and catching passes with footage Rodriguez had shot while in combat.
Keeping the structure of the soundscape experimental, they mixed "one-shot sounds," like parts of John F. Kennedy's speech or comet rain to represent the unknown terrain.
In the spirit of looking back, we decided to do some archival digging ourselves and attempted to compile every American Vogue issue that has featured a black cover model (minus the mixed group shots).
Among the first batsmen to succeed against previously devastating googly bowlers, he adapted his technique to meet the new styles of bowling that arose early in his career; he mixed classical shots with an effective defence.
Asked if she could have employed a game with more spins, slices and mixed-pace shots, Errani did not seem to think that such a plan would have helped.
