Sentence In written English, the phrase 'shoot open' can be used to describe a forceful action of opening something, such as a door or a window.
For example, "He used all his strength to shoot open the locked door."
Their soft defense allows him to shoot open jumpers, and their perimeter-oriented offense enables him to avoid foul trouble.
When underlings of the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, resisted his orders to free the prisoners, they wrote, she ordered her bodyguards to shoot open the cell locks with their handguns.
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While his perimeter jumper remains a work in progress (teams are daring him to shoot open 16-footers), he has actually strung together a highly productive and consistent season scoring the basketball.
Danielle slams the brakes into a screeching skid and screams, "LOOK OUT," and I'm thrown forward and my eyes shoot open and I yell, "AAGGGHHH," but she has her foot back on the gas and there is no one in front of us and she can't stop laughing.
You have to shoot open shots,make bank shots in the post,do layups or dunks,try to get to the line,and don't let your defender block you.
My eyes shot open as I tried to piece together what I had just heard.
'Lines ready – launch!" The gate in front of me shot open and I flew towards Niagara Falls.
The door shot open, and helpers bore in the carcasses, wrapped in foil and fragrant with smoke.
For when Mark gently touched the silver-grey forewings, they shot open, and there were the bands of that glorious lilac-blue.
Our drowsy driver's head lurched up and his glazed eyes shot open as he regained control of the car.
