Sentence examples for shooting means from inspiring English sources

Most films are made on location, and location shooting means hundreds of hours in the van.

The end of shooting meant the return to reality.

He was reflective about what the shooting meant in the long term.

Clarke finally opened Armagh account's but errant shooting meant the home side didn't draw level until Eugene McVerry's 17th-minute free.

Delays in shooting meant that Williams was forced to start working on the score before the film was completed.

Does not sharing the number of victims of Chicago's latest overnight or weekend shooting mean we do not see or react to that particular tragedy?

Again, shot means were assigned to the appropriate bin, normalized within each movie, and averages taken across like bins.

And the theatrical nature of the shoot means that, at least as far as Garcia's maternal relationship is concerned, the notion of whether life imitates art, or vice versa, is thoroughly confused.

Less oxygen delivered by shoots means less below-ground growth (White and Ganf 1998) and, coupled with the much greater fraction of the shoot unable to participate in photosynthetic C assimilation, forces plants to respond to deep water by altering shoot morphology to a smaller number of taller shoots (Vretare et al. 2001).

For this type of free kick, the outside of the boot is better, as doing an inside of the foot shot means that you are going to change your body position and that mucks up your shot.

L. G., Manhattan Do the words "flu shot" mean nothing to you and Typhoid Mary?