Sentence examples for shoot a bit from inspiring English sources

And Laimbeer can shoot a bit between grimaces.

Pick up (extremely familiar) weapons, blast aliens, encounter bosses sporting clear weak spots, activate computer terminals, pick up bigger weapons, sneak about a bit, shoot a bit more.

"We had hoped to shoot a bit higher," Mr. Cotter said, explaining that if the economy were stronger, prices would have been 15 to 20percentt greater.

And Danielle Brooks was in "The Color Purple" [on Broadway], so we made her shoot a bit shorter just because we didn't want anything to stop her from getting to the theater on time.

I think it's led to prices over shooting a bit.

She shoots a bit here, a bit there - rehearsals, film sets, down time at the family home in Connecticut.

The next ball goes for four byes as Haddin fails to get anywhere near a ball that shoots a bit.

But the above chart shoots a bit of a hole in that explanation: Many of the least known parts of the law have been implemented.

Speaking of brilliant up-and-downs from sand... well, Scott doesn't make a brilliant one at 12, fluffing his sand shot a bit, but he knocks in a missable par putt to remain at +1.

Though the Japanese do not necessarily travel to Hawaii, a roughly seven-hour flight, for the sole purpose of hitting Waikiki's gun clubs, those with an interest in, say, Berettas, often treat shooting a bit like surfing — an amusing attraction while visiting the United States.

Joe: Sometimes we would re-shoot a bit because after acting it out, we thought something else would be funnier.