Sentence examples for moving shooting from inspiring English sources

Rather than taking turns to issue orders, both teams play simultaneously, moving, shooting and deploying recon drones as quickly as they can fulfil the requirements for each action.

The basic mechanics of moving, shooting, using cover, solving puzzles, employing weapons properly and understanding the overall environment are universal, no matter whether the enemies are aliens or Nazis or zombies or gangsters or any of the other categories we use to denote "acceptable to kill".

Mr. Frank's preference was to compress, cut away, create weight; Cartier-Bresson's was to keep moving, shooting, taking in more and more and more.

You see something moving, shoot it".

But a heartfelt letter to Tarantino convinced the director to move shooting dates to accommodate him.

It's very nerve-wracking.' Die Another Day, the upcoming Bond film, has moved shooting to Spain following a stint in Holywell Bay beach in Cornwall.

Here you learn how to move, shoot, melee, and all the other things that you'll need to get through the next few hours of gameplay.

Novelists Salman Rushdie, Hari Kunzru and Lisa Appignanesi have attacked community groups, the police and the media after Ruby Films decided to move shooting of an adaptation of Monica Ali's Brick Lane out of London's Tower Hamlets area last week.

In each turn a player will move, shoot and assault.

It brought back a lot of memories of PAYNE STEWART," who died in a plane crash last October.... TIGER WOODS made a move, shooting 67 to reach three under par, seven strokes off the lead.

A hooded gunman who had waited patiently in an alley made his move, shooting his victim in the back in broad daylight.