"I think we stink," Jordan said, openly taking shots at his young teammates.
For Olmert, the 2006 Lebanon war had established deterrence; Hezbollah had not openly fired a shot at Israel since then.
In 2004, a federal magistrate determined that the witnesses had, indeed, openly discussed the mug shot, but that that transgression was not great enough, under federal law, to warrant a new trial.
Fuller's own form of patriotism is openly declared in the first shot of the movie, though years were to pass before this was immediately recognisable.
At least two other openly gay candidates have a shot at winning their own districts and joining Richardson in Tallahassee: Joe Saunders won the Democratic primary in Orlando's District 49, and Ian Whitley was unopposed in the Democratic primary for South Florida's District 120.
They also openly choreograph everything from portrait-style shots to staged action sequences to useful cutaways.
Mobs of young men armed with water guns roved the area shouting and dousing people with water, shots of liquor were being openly passed among the crowd, and most disconcerting of all, there was not a police officer in sight.
It's odd that the first woman with a shot at becoming president is so openly dependent on her husband to drag her over the finish line.
They counterattacked and sent some hard shots ricocheting toward Casillas, who has openly hated and feared this convoluted gimmicky match ball, calling it a "beach ball".
The head of the Iraqi National Congress, an umbrella opposition group, has openly declared that "American companies will have a big shot at Iraqi oil"—if he gets to run the show.
