Sentence examples for shooting illustrates from inspiring English sources

Crime Prevention Research Center president John Lott, a critic of additional gun laws who is often cited by the gun lobby, argued that the shooting illustrates how expanded background checks supported by President Barack Obama do not stop mass public shootings.

It even plans to include photo shoots illustrating dog haute couture.

"When employed properly, night-vision equipment will open your eyes to the times usually dominated by four-legged critters and two-legged ne'er-do-wells, giving you the advantage," claimed a May article in Shooting Illustrated, a publication of the National Rifle Association, on how to use the gear for "hunting and defense".

Indices vary from 0% (healthy shoots) up to 100% (dead shoots) and illustrate the degree of yellowing or browning in culms and leaves in parallel with shoot stunting.

Then, I thought about it and realized that President Trump is scared to talk about guns because he knows that the shooting in Las Vegas illustrates exactly why the NRA is wrong about guns.

The developers used the death to evoke guilt in Croft afterward and illustrate that shooting a person should be a difficult choice.

Their lyrics – and the cheaply shot videos that illustrate them, like the one above – demonstrate how the tiny digital device is cutting through the thicket of rural conventions that can make liaisons difficult and often dangerous in their rigidly conservative societies.

But the American experience is hardly perfect, as the US media's coverage of the mass shooting in Tucson, Arizona illustrates.

Scene-specific shooting modes are illustrated with full-color sample images that make it easy to figure out which mode is most appropriate to use.

Just yesterday, The Washington Post released its findings from a poll on the shooting and verdict illustrating the racial gap.

I found a single, startling frame from a Flying Scotsman shoot from the early 1960s that illustrates this wonderfully: a crouching woman tying a garland to a font in what might be a ruined church, oblivious to the fact that her absorption has been quietly immortalised.