Sentence examples for race shooting from inspiring English sources

At the dance party, at the duck race, shooting pigeons, by the cake?

Winter pentathlon involved five competitions: 10 kilometer cross-country ski race, shooting, downhill skiing, fencing and horseback riding.

For example, in 1998, the first year the University of California abolished affirmative action in admissions, the number of applicants who declined to state their race shot up by 213percentt.

One of Surge Theory's major conceits is that this sort of thing happens all the time: a candidate enters the race, shoots up to 20 percent in the polls overnight and then is back down to 6 percent the next day.

Nick Watney, who leads in the FedEx Cup race, shot a one over 72 to finish tied 74th after the opening day.

He loves photography and has occasionally combined that passion with his love of racing, shooting at Daytona and the Long Beach Grand Prix.

In his younger days, Dahlman spent 20 hours a day studying and playing the races, shooting for the moon and hitting phenomenal payoffs.

In the 2006 elections, the Democratic advantage among Hispanic voters for House races shot back up to 48 points.

Joshua P. Ferguson of Time Out wrote of the visual effects in Flying Lotus' performance at Metro Chicago, "all manner of Tron-like halos, expanding and contracting orbs, starscapes and unidentifiable amorphous globs of color raced, shot and oozed their way across screens placed both in front of and behind Flying Lotus".

"Ever since the Diallo shooting, the department has hidden from public view the race of shooting targets," Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.

Technology's greatest achievement may be in the improvements in racing games, shooting games and fighting games.