Sentence examples for shooting big from inspiring English sources

Offenses that feature shooting big men are nearly impossible to stop, especially with a speedy point guard like Tony Parker at the helm.

There's his budding career as a photographer, shooting big names for glossy magazines and selling prints through his own website, which features his favourite filmmakers, designers and artists.

But as her contemporaries began shooting big ad campaigns and taking big jobs in glossy magazines, Day lost interest, moving away from fashion to concentrate on documentary work.

It turns out some of the other people that were shooting big numbers at us are now no longer employed, so we made the right move".

He wanted to spend less time giving speeches, hiring editors, and approving budgets and more time driving fast cars, shooting big animals, and hanging ten.

Several months ago, when the director Tim Burton was on location in Montgomery, Alabama, shooting "Big Fish," he kept asking where the boy from "Deliverance" was now, because he had a banjo-picking role in mind for him.

Comedies, which are relatively inexpensive to produce have become increasingly important to studios as the costs associated with shooting big-budget action flicks have ballooned over the years.

After all, the NRA's been bragging about how women are getting into shooting big-time.

Despite his success shooting big-budget films for major studios, Wexler, a lifelong liberal activist, devoted at least as much of his six-decade career to documentaries on war, politics and the plight of the disenfranchised.

That's why entrepreneurs in the city are taking the matter into their own hands, by trying to engage visitors in more civilised forms of fun – like shooting big-ass machine guns at local shooting ranges.

We continued to celebrate by shooting bigger guns, and watching girls blow shit up, before heading to a massive wooden bowl tucked behind a random suburban home.