Sentence examples for put the shoot from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you have to pull some of the vine down to give you some spare length in the shoot, because, in the next step, you are going to put the shoot of the vine into the bottle.

The death of Mrs Bowers and her daughter brought home to ordinary Americans just how much their country's "war on drugs" in the Andes has come to resemble a real war, complete with civilian casualties and some less-than-attractive allies, such as Vladimiro Montesinos, Peru's fugitive former intelligence chief who first put the shoot-down policy into practice.

They asked us to put the shooting schedule on Facebook.

"Journalists must also put the shooting into proper context with history".

Everyone seems to know each other, and they chatter about yield and trellises and putting the shoots in an omelette – "a poor man's asparagus", apparently.

Putting the shooting screen front and center has another advantage.

Putting the shooting schedule together is like planning 25 weddings: each day has so many moving pieces and locations.

Speaking to VICE News over the weekend, Kelly Patrick, former director of health for Métis Nation of Saskatchewan, said the high youth suicide rate in La Roche, coupled with a lack of mental health services and poverty, puts the shooting into "perspective".

Good Brigade put the TriBeca shoot together on a shoestring budget, shooting in a friend's apartment and using non-famous models found online who wore their own clothes.

The Croats stayed put; the Brazil shot missed; the line faded to nothingness.

Yet Owen was simply irresistible, and ably assisted by David Beckham and goals from Steven Gerrard and Emile Heskey, England's fearless quartet of young players not only took the game back to Germany but put the whole shooting match beyond their reach.