Sentence examples for needs to shoot a from inspiring English sources

Rory McIlroy needs to "shoot a 14-under-par weekend" to have a chance of winning the Masters to complete the Grand Slam at his first attempt.

If you are the kind of person who needs to shoot a little wad of potato at someone moving in slow motion, this may be the gun for you.

"I may need to shoot a silly number, though," he said.

"I think I'll need to shoot a few under tomorrow and see what happens.

To win, Nicklaus will probably need to shoot a pair of 67's, if not a 66 or a 65.

With the golf course playing as difficult as it is, you really only need to shoot a few under par.

Then he realized that he had needed to shoot a 3-pointer, and that Latrell Sprewell was waving for the ball outside the arc.

The students behind the project, who met through Cambridge film-making societies, managed to pull together £1,300 through sponsorship and then used an IndieGoGo campaign to raise the rest of the £4,000 needed to shoot a pilot.

The pistol was verification of the journey's high seriousness: it usually nested in the cash drawer at the uncles' store, and appeared, like a rare and dangerous bird, only when one of them needed to shoot a snake.

But Lytle may have reserved his best call for the tour winner Billy Andrade, who found himself needing to shoot a low round on the Saturday of the 2005 AT&T in order to make the cut.

Not only did Inkster need to shoot a low number on a difficult course, she had to chase down Sorenstam, who had won six of her previous 12 L.P.G.A. starts this year.