Sentence examples for shoot for more from inspiring English sources

Instead, shoot for more open-ended questions that give the speaker room and context to breathe and be creative.

The ordinance says no resident may shoot for more than four hours after police are notified and shooting is limited to one person at a time.

In the philanthropic context specifically, this means we're pushing the same nonprofits to be more transparent and shoot for more rigorous objectives.

Don't snap shoot for more than 3 seconds.

He had been ready to roll in 2003, but delayed the shoot for more than a year until Mr. Gandolfini had finished shooting a season of "The Sopranos".

Check out this fashion shoot for more boners.

The National Shooting Sports Foundation says on its Web site that it is "always shooting for more" to promote the future of sport shooting.

"I just took it one step further by actually putting in a little novella on top of the documentary photography," said Mr. Harvey, a member of Magnum who has been shooting for more than four decades.

On his beautiful image- and text-filled Web site about the making of this movie (davidlynchdoc2007.blogspot.com), the video's director reveals that he shot for more than two years, an impressive stretch, especially in view of those documentaries that speed through topics as quickly as possible.

The same thinking applies to the ZhongAn deal although it appears that the partnership is shooting for more than just Japan.

"Eh," she shrugged, "you lived". I don't want to get too lofty about my parenting goals, but I'm shooting for more than survival for my children.