Sentence examples for shooting needs from inspiring English sources

His strike partner and fellow Spaniard Juan Mata, meanwhile, scored a splendid winning goal, while Luiz, doing much vital ball-winning in advanced areas, ran the show – though his shooting needs a lot of work before it comes near the Lampard class.

To be clear, the Niko Hold isn't great for fast access, but it worked well for my shooting needs which were mostly carrying my camera, lenses and accessories to and from a location securely.

The 6D Mark II includes a 26.2 megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor, a 45-point all cross-type autofocus system (which is maybe its biggest upgrade versus the original, depending on your shooting needs), Canon's Duel Pixel CMOS AF system and 1080p 60p video shooting capabilities.

This police shooting needs to stop," Ricky Ford said, according to the Sun-Times.

The first draft, which told the story of a socially awkward middle-school boy, so mercilessly bullied by a popular boy that he snaps and starts shooting, needed wholesale revisions.

He said Netanyahu's response to the shooting needed to be understood against the backdrop of a Europe that "did nothing to protect its own citizens" against the Nazis.

Recently, Jayasuriya et al. (2010) reported still another kind of epicotyl dormancy in seeds of the Sri Lankan tropical rainforest understorey tree H. laurifolia (Fabaceae, subfamily Caesalpinioideae), in which the shoot needs to grow to a considerable length inside the seed before it can emerge.

Jasikevicius' shot needed to travel 22 feet.

The first step is to tie in any new shoots needed to extend the framework of the plant.

Everywhere the plot is thick with kale and fennel shoots needing weeding out or moving to the space soon to be given up by the broad beans.

Back at the basketball court in Tulsa, Nolan Richardson had spent the last hour focused on Jones: her jump shot needed work, and her ball-handling skills were too weak to make her a likely point guard.