Sentence examples for savage shot from inspiring English sources

After failing to persuade Asquez to sign his statement, the journalists eventually incorporated his account of seeing Savage shot while on the ground into the programme.

Manyon summed up the programme's findings: no independent witnesses heard a challenge, Proetta believed McCann and Farrell were shot with their hands up, Treacy saw Savage shot in the back, two witnesses claimed to have seen the IRA members "finished off" on the ground, Styles believed the authorities should have known the car did not contain a bomb.

Contrary to her statement to "Death on the Rock", Carmen Proetta was no longer certain that she had seen McCann and Savage shot while on the ground.

— LYNN ZINSER Pretty savage crotch-shot by France's Nic Batum http://t.co/RkW6nvow.

Commander Savage fired a shot at the uncle's right hand and had it severed.

In one scene, the coon-hatted Hercules, the Pride of the Prairie, rescues a young Easterner from marauding Indians by shooting ten "howling savages" with ten shots of his trusty rifle.

In the modern vernacular, to say someone is "in denial" is to deliver a savage combination punch: one shot to the belly for the cheating or drinking or bad behavior, and another slap to the head for the cowardly self-deception of pretending it's not a problem.

Finally I decided to give The Savage Detectives a second shot.

With Ben Bernanke set to step down in January, and Obama still in deep denial over the pain and damage his former top economic adviser Summers brought to tens of millions of Americans, this darling of Wall Street has yet another shot to savage the economy.

After firing shots at Savage, Terry went on to say: "I'll take it [criticism] all day long from the very best, the Rios, Carraghers and Neville.

As Swain heads back to his bourgeois normality, Savage fires off a parting shot: "You're a good professional — although I would recommend eventually you find someone to team up with.