They moved in quickly and shot precisely.
But at night, this switch goes off in their heads, and they start shooting precisely and in volume, shooting to kill".
I believe that what I learned in Iraq holds true for the United States: constantly carrying weapons is harder than it sounds, and a determined gunman will orchestrate a mass shooting precisely where and when we are least prepared for it.
The metal joist drops from scaffolding; it shoots down, precisely perpendicular to earth, stabbing the truck through the passenger's side, pinning it to the road and spearing even a date book that J. T. has left on the seat.
Those famous finches were collected by Darwin (or more precisely shot and preserved by his servant, Syms Covington) on the Galapagos islands during the second voyage of The Beagle, and only identified later by the ornithologist John Gould as a new group of twelve separate species of finches which seemed most related to ground finches found on the south American continent.
At times, Mr. Friedkin did not tell the camera crew precisely what to shoot, but merely told it to follow the action.
It takes on a singular scale in the work of David Breashears, a mountaineer and photographer, who has been trooping back and forth to the Himalayas, to shoot images of glaciers from precisely the vantage points where his predecessors stood a century ago.
Ng had introduced a low-cost point-and-shoot at precisely the moment that many of us decided we didn't really need a camera anymore.
Complex, kinetic, and difficult to shoot, the scene would require both precisely choreographed maneuvering with rigs and cranes in midtown Manhattan and a generous overlay of digital wizardry.
By angling their app precisely upon these lightbulbs, 'players' shoot a bright blue ball into the unlit fixtures, thus completing the sculptures with a gently audible swoop sound.
