Sentence examples for sharpshoot from inspiring English sources

Anders denies me time to sharpshoot by extending and exhausting me.

"People out there wondering whether it is the right time to buy should make a decision based on their lifestyle, not by trying to sharpshoot the market," said Pamela Liebman, president of the Corcoran Group.

Its personnel worked part-time but had substantial military experience, including stints in Afghanistan, and were primed for rapid response.One area in which they excelled was sharpshooting from moving helicopters, exactly what was needed during the shooting spree on Utøya.

An infantryman on the Unionist side in the American civil war (1861-65) was, on his reckoning, five times as good at hitting his foe as his Mexican, British or Continental European counterpart.Yet this sharpshooting tradition has not always served America well.

That same year Boston acquired one of the greatest players in league history and arguably the most beloved Celtic of all time when they selected sharpshooting forward Larry Bird in the NBA draft.

Doubts are voiced about his nerve, his sharpshooting, even his age.

In the book, due to published here by Amberley Publishing on 15 June, Sanchez, a former lieutenant-colonel, a black belt in judo and karate and a multiple national sharpshooting champion, dismisses the official Cuban media line that Castro lives on a small salary (900 old pesos a month, around £25) and shares the hardships of his people.

Or will the sharpshooting of Jorge Masvidal prove to be too much?