Sentence examples for newfound shooting from inspiring English sources

The Knicks' resurgence, after three months of dreary mediocrity, has been fueled by a scorching offense, by Anthony's brilliant efficiency and J. R. Smith's newfound shooting conscience.

Lee, showing off his newfound shooting range, scored on an array of layups and jumpers for a season-high 30 points in a 104-87 rout by the Knicks.

To some, Mr. Obama's newfound enthusiasm for shooting clay pigeons — he said in an interview that he did it "all the time" at the presidential retreat — also seemed a bit suspicious.

Because of his rare athleticism and power, though, the newfound blend of shooting a high percentage while expanding his low block usage becomes that much more lethal.

Granted, you aren't going to be shooting an HD commercial with the newfound ability, but for the occasional clip, it doesn't seem so bad if he can work out the bugs.

Torv later noted in a BuddyTV interview that while shooting, she was unsure whether her newfound abilities were permanent or temporary, to which the writers replied that "apparently it's just something that comes and goes".

On Friday before a loss to the Hornets, the Knicks signed J. R. Smith, a talented, tempestuous personality who could address the Knicks' greatest need — perimeter shooting — if he does not wreck their newfound chemistry.

"It's really cool and I'm definitely thankful for all of it," Lago said of his newfound fame, "but I would be just as happy to be here shooting guns with my friends".

Much is made of his departure from the old neighborhood and his newfound interest in golf (where he shoots a 9) as evidence of his selling out his roots.

Brandt Snedeker, who also shot his second 70, was amazed by McIlroy's composure, resilience and newfound maturity.

"Yeah, dare me to shoot, I think that's pretty much gone," James said about his newfound touch from long distance.