The word "shooter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who is proficient in using guns, a person who works as a cameraman or photographer, or a person who mixes drinks for bar customers. Example sentence: Our company hired an experienced shooter to manage the camera crew during the live broadcast.
Police, who were still looking for the shooter, said the two people with serious injuries were in stable condition and were expected to survive.
The game ran a playable version of classic shooter Galaxian while it loaded, an idea suggested by producer Yozo Sakagami who once worked on - yes - Galaxian.
The Taliban said the shooter, whom they named as Isanullah, had joined the insurgents along with his rescuer.
Upon leaving the insurance office, the shooter drove to an Arby's restaurant and asked for the manager.
After every gun massacre, I mentally start a countdown to the first headline pointing out that the shooter played violent video games.
Howard Ryan, a ballistics expert, testified for the state that Kyle was immediately incapacitated by the bullets and was not facing the shooter.
That one avenger should kill so many people, themselves armed, in such a short space of time would, of course, have been impossible in the days of six-shooter pistols and awkwardly loaded rifles, but set a boy down in a school with a modern assault gun or two and it becomes much more possible, if a boy's thoughts of catharsis should run in that direction.
Inspired by goal-shooter Jo Harten, who was voted the Most Valuable Player in the Australia New Zealand Championship in 2012, they began to flow again.
The mother-of-a-school-shooter tale is a kind of early-aughts bogeyman.
But Brighton have scored only one goal in six games this month and their pea-shooter attack is unlikely to disturb another of the Championship big guns.
The Hill, April 10thIn this section Back from the brink In the DNA The man with half a plan Primary colour Lukewarm Curbing guns, but not too much Too young to have fun Accepted A bitter pill Reprints Related items John McCain's economics: The man with half a planApr 17th 2008Kill Hill "She's talking like she's Annie Oakley...She's packing a six-shooter".
