Sentence examples for operations shot from inspiring English sources

In 1996 Adm. Jeremy M. Boorda, the chief of naval operations, shot himself amid questions that arose about whether he had earned the right to wear two "V" pins that signify valor.

In general, post process shot peening increased the fatigue strength/life of all the evaluated specimens, regardless of the base machining operation.

The plan, which Koch insiders have privately referred to as Operation Money Shot, would distribute as much as seventy million dollars in small bills in the hopes of seizing Republican control of the United States Senate next Tuesday.

Also, the partnership suspects that a 15-minute time limit would make more sense, as would a charge of 50 cents to give the operation a shot at breaking even.

When news of Operation Money Shot reached Democratic circles several weeks ago, there were howls of protest and threats of a legal challenge, as Democratic leaders complained that firing cash directly at voters about to cast their ballots would be a subversion of the election process.

"It was a peaceful operation, no shots were fired," he said.

Minor modifications to the setup would allow for automatic dual wavelength operation, for example shot-to-shot alteration.

Mr. Obama appeared to acknowledge as much on Wednesday when he characterized the potential military operation as "a shot across the bow" that would be intended to caution Mr. Assad from further chemical weapons attacks.

Police operations, people dead, people shot.

Arrests have been few, and most of the American soldiers have returned from the operations without firing a shot.

It was also during this operation when the first shot of the insurrection was fired.