Sentence examples for shooting average from inspiring English sources

For a photographer familiar to shooting celebrity glamor, he said, shooting average people and offering them pride, beauty, and attention is its own reward.

As of the end of 2012 13 season, he had a 90.4% career free-throw shooting average (best in NBA history) and a 42.8% career three-point shooting average (eighth-best in league history), and ranked as one of the top 10 players in league history in total assists, assists per game, and three-point field goals made.

In his final collegiate season (1959 60) West averaged several career highs, such as scoring 29.3 points per game, a 134 season-assists, 16.5 rebounds per game, and a shooting average of 50.4% from the field, 76.6% from the free throw line.

Shooting averages went up.

Williams (6 for 17 on field goals) and the Nets as a whole were both well below their season shooting averages.

Teresa Weatherspoon, who runs the Liberty's offense and ranks second in the league in assists with a 6.3 average, will be tailed in the backcourt by the Starzz's Jennifer Azzi, who is first in the league in 3-point shooting, averaging 53percentt, and fourth in assists with 5.4 a game.

The problem comes when you're shooting in average indoor lighting conditions, where the 2x camera falls down.

Best results were obtained with 5 cm-long cuttings, in terms of resprouting rate (average 100%), number of shoots (average 8.9) and shoot length (average 11.5 cm after 41 days), although there were significant differences according to species, with S. viminalis sprouting faster and better than S. miyabeana.

110,000 Americans are shot on average every year.

Last season, teams shot an average of 19.1 3-pointers a game, the highest rate ever.

Their defense was nonexistent, allowing teams to shoot an average of 50percentt.