Sentence examples for shooting out at from inspiring English sources

To begin with he was always shooting out at you with riddles & connundrms and a mild, Victorian form of what today are called wisecracks.

The film's director, Todd Strauss-Schulson, takes aggressive advantage of the 3-D format, sending all sorts of things shooting out at the audience: syrup, snow, streamers, a hat and lots of wacky-weed smoke.

"If, God forbid, the worst happens and this all becomes reality, would you recommend shooting out at 500 or waiting 'til they came closer in?" "I'm too old and fat to run fast," Vandiver answered.

Much of the time Ms. Nelson's choreography, especially in duet form, is generic, starting with a twitch in the hips, a leg or an arm shooting out at an extreme angle and, finally, a return to starting position.

Usually that travels at about 1 or 2 million miles per hour, but this storm is particularly speedy and is shooting out at 4 million miles per hour, Biesecker said.

He said that "Boko Haram was using the houses to shoot out at soldiers".

We are not talking Hepburn/Tracey screwball comedy here, but the gags certainly get shot out at the kind of pace that team-written US sitcoms do so well.

At the fingertip of the Balboa Peninsula, by a place that locals refer to as the Wedge, a jetty shoots out at such an angle that it causes something of a natural phenomenon.

TAIPEI — The 188-second flurry of fireworks that shot out at midnight from Taipei 101, the world's second-tallest building, drew a crowd of 800,000 and announced the start of 2013 on the island republic.

In other words, this thing comes straight into the side of the laptop — the cable shoots out at 90 degrees — instead of hugging the side with the cord parallel, like the old "L" connectors.

I have no control and, an eternity later, I shoot out at the bottom, whizz round in a circle, bump over a small ledge and come to a stop.