Sentence examples for over shoots from inspiring English sources

In the old days, when one Babs Simpson presided over shoots, they were often outfitted with now obsolete objects of leisure like martinis, telephones and record players; today, the trendiest accessory seems to be a baby.

The phrase acknowledges Marshall's preference to passing over shooting.

His request was denied, and his chip shot over shot the hole considerably.

I was probably up there for about an hour and a half, hanging over, shooting straight down.

The transfer function of the over shoot network unit in the original control system can be represented as {W}_D s)= Kcdotp frac{0.455 s+1}{left 0.045 s+1right)left 0.022 s+1right)} (4).

Don't over shoot.

A gap may be intimidating but an over shot catch ramp can damage your bike or you!

There are concerns about over-shooting.

Chinese emissions are over-shooting the UK's and 'may' peak sometime in the future.

This method produces polar plots (max-count polar maps) that are less affected by delineation errors or inaccuracies, but they can reflect the noise or the artefacts introduced by the reconstruction algorithm (e.g. Gibbs over-shoots).

Yes: it reduces the TCP window over-shoot to reduce the contention.