Sentence examples for shooting mistakes from inspiring English sources

The top four teams advance to the semifinals starting on Feb. 20. (AP) Two Errors Don't Stop Biathlete Ole Einar Bjoerndalen of Norway overcame two shooting mistakes today to win the gold medal in the men's 20-kilometer biathlon in Midway, Utah, two days after finishing sixth in the 30-kilometer freestyle cross-country event.

In the concluding mass start, Neuner came in tenth place, with six shooting mistakes in total.

Bjoerndalen became the first biathlete to win three gold medals in these Winter Games as he dominated the men's 12.5-kilometer pursuit today despite two shooting mistakes.

Uschi Disl of Germany overcame four shooting mistakes to win the women's 12.5-kilometer race, beating Ekaterina Dafovska of Bulgaria by three seconds.

She had three shooting mistakes and said it had been difficult for her to immediately get her concentration back after winning her first gold medal.

Known for solid shooting, mistake-free ball-handling and sticky defense, Siegfried played for the Celtics from 1963 to 1970, a period that encompassed the end of a Celtic dynasty that, beginning in 1957, accounted for 11 National Basketball Association championships in 13 seasons.

This weekend another gruesome summer weekend replete with drive-by shootings, kids shot by "mistake," gang shootings, you name it there were two instances, one on Chicago on Friday and one in Syracuse on Sunday, in which people were shot while visiting memorials for recent gunshot victims.

Grace avoided any major mistakes, shooting even par and as the leaders' scores came down.

Few hens are shot by mistake.

In the sixties, in Russia, they started saying, "Well, he was shot by mistake," and began looking at his work.

Policemen or other students with guns might not be able to differentiate among gunmen, putting the person defending herself at risk of being shot by mistake.