Sentence examples for periodically shooting from inspiring English sources
In 1997 an ABC News correspondent, Mike Lee, began periodically shooting his own reports with a Sony VX1000 camera for the network's evening news program, a series that evolved into "Mike Lee on the Road to Anywhere".
Several American school districts were still segregated, yet the members of the Allman Brothers Band were lounging confidently about central Georgia, wearing bell-bottoms and turquoise jewelry, refusing to get haircuts, playing blues records, taking all their meals at a soul-food restaurant, periodically shooting craps in the back of a black barbershop.
Lasers periodically shot beams into the club, sometimes synced to wiggly synthesizer notes.
Q. Rather than put the earth's environment at risk, why not periodically shoot small loads of the waste from atomic power plants into space?
Mr Holbrooke said American troops would not cross the border as that was a "red line" (though American drones periodically shoot at targets in Pakistan).America wants to broaden the campaign by involving regional powers.
Prince Saud al-Faisal, a Princeton alumnus, is the foreign minister of Saudi Arabia, a kingdom that also invokes a divine right to rule, and whose security forces this winter have periodically shot small numbers of protesters to death, according to fragmented and muted press reports.
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Periodically they shoot themselves in the foot.
A line from the poem "Hiawatha," by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow has been popping into my head periodically: "I shot an arrow into the air It fell to earth, I know not where".
But children continue periodically to be shot and life continues to be oppressively restricted, which alongside Israel's fervent settlement-building (see article) gives ordinary Palestinians the feeling that little has changed.The deadlock is not as bad as it seems, though.
Confetti and streamer cannons shot periodically through the band's high energy set filling the sky with a Times Square News Year's Eve worth of paper.
