Sentence examples for shoot slightly from inspiring English sources

As you shoot, slightly rotate your wrist inward to give the ball a little bit of spin, rather than snapping your wrist forward as you would for a regular shot.

Set in the bitchy, backstabbing world of a fictitious beauty pageant, Matsoukas's video is gorgeously shot; each different setup looks like a magazine shoot slightly subverted by barely veiled sadness and tight rictus grins.

Louisville shot slightly better and rebounded slightly better, but New Mexico guard Kendall Williams continued a strong tournament with 8 points.

Wilder might even have managed a smile had Nicky Adams not shot slightly too high when well placed.

He shot slightly off kilter, as if the camera were just about to be knocked from his hand.

He caught his 3-iron approach shot slightly thin from 233 yards, and it fell into the front greenside bunker 40 feet from the hole.

On his third shot at No. 14, Singh came over his wedge shot slightly and sent it down the slope left of the green.

He said that television actresses in their 40s and over are starting to insist that their contracts say they have to be shot slightly out of focus.

The team is shooting slightly better from the field (43.5percentthanhan it did under Van Gundy (43.1) and its scoring average has jumped an impressive 5 points.

Although the hovering-through-photographs special effect might be a tad overused here, the interviews with the Hackneys are shot slightly from below, in a way that brings out their inner glow.

Ms. Price, 31, was shot during what sheriff's deputies said was a confrontation with a group of people on Greenleaf Boulevard, in an area residents said had suffered several violent events, including a drive-by shooting slightly more than a week ago.