Sentence examples similar to shabby shot from inspiring English sources
The original's not too shabby either and the video — shot at the now shuttered Peoples Club on the Holloway Road — has taken on the air of a eulogy for the kind of reckless abandon that's being systematically run out of London.
Then, just as a 21-gun-salute began, three lightly armed Taliban fighters began to take pot-shots from a shabby hotel nearby.
"Obviously, he's got the physique of the N.H.L. and the skating of the N.H.L. and his shot is not too shabby also," Carbonneau said.
I don't know how you can spend all day photographing gadgets, circuits, and so on, and end up with such a shabby collection of out-of-focus, weirdly exposed shots of random components.
Actually, here it falls from the ceiling into Ben's shabby apartment, cluttered with beer cans, nachos and a framed head shot of himself.
His backhand is one of the greatest shots in the game, his forehand's not too shabby either and he is serving exceptionally but even more importantly, the man they now call Stanima has improved his fitness beyond recognition.
That same languid casualness that makes his pull-up jumpers look so smooth also makes his long-range shot — the accuracy of which is dependent on Gay shooting the same way every time — look shabby and unrefined.
But shot I did, and another breathalyzer test was administered in which I ranked a not too shabby 0.8.
Desperate, Salerno indulges in dubious acts of documentary re-creation — repeated shots of a dark-haired fellow crashing through northern woods like an axe murderer in a shabby shocker.
