Sentence examples for perfect firing from inspiring English sources

The fact that Poehler did it while nine months pregnant — fully committed, technically perfect, firing finger guns at a moose and doing Cypress Hill-style la-la-las — felt like the ultimate out-mavericking, combining Palin-style trappings of macho-feminine power with humor and smarts.

New Jersey returned to Wonsan 18 July for an exhibition of perfect firing: five gun emplacements demolished with five direct hits.

We hypothesize that regular patterns encode a specific level of inhibition in their firing rate and, as such, approximate a perfect firing rate code [43], which should be completely regular.

Be sure to emphasize a perfect firing grip on the gun (all fingers around the grip —stock— and trigger finger on the index point).

When you crank the coals, you get this perfect, fire-crackled crust".

This year's unusually dry winter and hotter-than-average spring have led to perfect fire conditions.

Try as it might, this is really not "The Perfect Fire".

He thinks it was a classic, perfect fire and that it had been lurking in the cellar since 1862 when the building was built by A.T. Stewart.

The headline inside the magazine, although not out front, was "The Perfect Fire," an obvious knockoff of the title of the best-selling Sebastian Junger book and George Clooney movie "The Perfect Storm".

Mr. Reagan's response was perfect: fire a few staffers, take personal control of the campaign (at least publicly), send the traveling entourage packing and leap into the crowds as if his life depended on their approval.

In the mid-nineteen-eighties, a militant doomsday cult led by a man called Michael Ryan established an encampment outside Rulo; Ryan saw the spot as a perfect fire base from which to defend Anglo-Saxon values against Soviet attack and the resultant breakdown of law and order.