Sentence examples for shoot out for from inspiring English sources

Mike Wyzgowski: Settle for that, bit of glamour and straight shoot out for 3rd... Anything else a bonus.

"Do we shoot out for the best team result possible or stack up the team with individual apparatus specialists, as some other teams choose to do?

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The laws are that you are only allowed to shoot out of fear for your life, and if you really felt your life was in danger, you would not simply "shoot to injure" - you would shoot to stop the threat.

In Division Two promotion-chasing Kent also hit back after being shot out for 137 in another low-scoring encounter.

In many ways, the final test in Sydney test mirrored England's shambolic campaign as they were shot out for 155 and 166 on a green-tinged wicket.

The team were shot out for an embarrassing 51 and Strauss and Flower announced they would demand entirely new levels of application – and self-examination.

Without Trescothick's defiant century, the Ashes heroes - who lurched to 60 for 6 at one stage against the Patron's XI - would have been shot out for an embarrassingly low total.

"England will be galvanised after Paris and it might have been a much better deal if they had won last week and we would both be shooting out for the championship with it all to play for.

Australia's former leg-spinner Shane Warne and former captain Ricky Ponting have lamented technical failings and mental approach as their compatriots were shot out for a humiliating 60 by England on the first morning of the fourth Ashes Test.

Unsatisfactory because the Lions were shot out for 96, meaning an artificial target had to be arranged to ensure the batsmen had some practice, and unsatisfactory too because it probably demonstrated that not many of the young men are ready to make the step to the senior side.