Sentence examples for shoot faced from inspiring English sources

Even so, the shoot faced a formidable set of restrictions.

While the process of using Shoot is easy enough, like many other newcomers on the market, Shoot faces the bigger challenge of achieving mainstream adoption.

Try not to shoot facing the wind and always try to circle around your target until the wind is hitting your back, then shoot.

He captures several moments of vulnerability, often shooting faces though smashed cell windows or bars.

But after the shooting, Afghan lawmakers called for a halt to negotiations on a bilateral pact with the U.S. until the soldier behind the shooting faces trial in Afghanistan.

"I don't shoot faces," Mr. Matlow said.

He said officers secured the area near the shooting but faced a challenge in trying to sort out what happened.

Consider the title of the following article: "Planned Parenthood shooting: Witness faced off with gunman at parking lot".

John Cassavetes shot "Faces"—with his own money, and with the crew and actors working for nothing but the promise of a percentage of profits—in 1965.

They clambered back up, though, during the penalty shoot-out, facing the Kop End.

Mr. Barone, who the police said admitted to the shooting, now faces a second-degree murder charge.