Sentence examples for serious shot from inspiring English sources

Still, he obviously has a serious shot in 2008.

Norwich's first serious shot on goal came after 35 minutes when Andrew Surman fired just wide.

Do that, and they've a serious shot of qualifying for the knockout stages.

But for any general manager, that's a small price to pay for a serious shot at a Lombardi Trophy.

Democrats are having fits that Mr. Bush, whom they see as a nincompoop, has a serious shot at winning.

He's the trainer of longshot Frammento, a horse not thought to have a serious shot of winning the Belmont.

Milbury said, "If you watch the tape — and I can freely throw my teammates under the bus now after 30 years — people were throwing some serious shots down below us that were obscured by the fact that everybody was focusing on the idiot highest up in the stands hitting somebody with a shoe".

"He's a very talented player and on his day can play some serious shots".

But serious shot-callers won't settle for just encrypted apps.

Assuming Wong can help make marriage equality an Australian reality, her next opportunity to prove herself as a Sanders-esque folk hero will be using her status as the first Asian-born member of an Australian cabinet to take serious shots at our country's racist immigration policies.

The showgirl Evelyn Nesbit's career got a serious, uh, shot in the arm after her husband, Harry K. Thaw, fatally wounded Stanford White.