Sentence examples for pay to shoot from inspiring English sources

Tourists could even pay to shoot and kill bison through the windows of trains.

He means that fans cannot pay to shoot foul shots alongside LeBron James in an N.B.A. game but can run on the same course as Jeptoo and Mutai.

In Afghanistan, an overdose rescue program relies on the same "skilled injectors" whom addicts pay to shoot them up with heroin.

Grouse moor owners cutting and burning the land (and killing hen harriers and other predators) to maximise the population of the upland chickens people pay to shoot c.

These activities raise the number of grouse, which in turns raises the amount (running into thousands per person per day) people will pay to shoot them.

He also has developed another source of revenue: hunters from Dallas and Fort Worth who pay to shoot the quail that like to nest in the bunch grasses on his land.

"I'm paid to shoot film, that's what I'm here for," Eastwood told the star.

When the writer asked him if it was any fun to work at the store while there was no basketball season, the clerk responded that it was, since he was essentially being paid to shoot hoops whenever he liked.

The Hussein insurgents are a more significant threat, he said, in part because they are supported by an outer ring of "less hard-core" supporters, including teenagers and others paid to shoot rocket-propelled grenades at passing American troops.

The trial was mired by allegations of negligence and cover-ups, but the verdict was clear: the killers were paid to shoot Cáceres, and the order came from executives at Desa, a company building an internationally backed hydroelectric project on a river considered sacred by the indigenous Lenca people.

The photographers paid to shoot photos of these bands live are annoyed as well.