Sentence examples for shoot in order to from inspiring English sources
Picón learned to shoot, in order to participate in weekend house parties dedicated to boar-hunting, a pastime that is to Texas billionaires what golf is to those in the Northeast.
Far Cry is a series known for dropping you into an exotic land full of hostile natives that you are required to shoot in order to survive.
There is no shortcut – the process requires the availability of your central actors for months at a time, far longer than a film shoot, in order to tweak and change certain scenes, lines or deliveries.
I have no desire to rehash the events that brought us to this pass, but I would like to correct certain misconceptions that have been spread in the press: * While it is true that I wanted to be featured less prominently on the magazine's covers, it is not true that I provoked a roll-around-on-the-floor catfight with Kelly Ripa during a recent cover shoot in order to ruin the photo.
She even hoped to get arrested during the shoot in order to generate more controversy.
The video features Kendall Jenner, who leaves a modelling shoot in order to join a protest.
Norman had taken Ford out shooting in order to ask him to hire another constable, Paul Francis, who had a pilot's license.
We can assume that they were shot in order to cover up the traces of the organisers of Kirov's killing.
In 1942, he was transferred to Majdanek, where he was adjutant during the Harvest Festival of November, 1943, when all the Jews from three camps, including Majdanek, were assembled and shot, in order to prevent uprisings.
Looking back on my unsold script, I realize that not even Hollywood would buy the idea, for instance, of a legislator who arranges to have himself shot in order to gain the sympathy vote.
But Sharron Angle threatening that if conservatives didn't get the election results that they wanted they would start shooting in order to get the election results that they wanted — that was enough to spook people who might otherwise have supported her. . . .
