Sentence examples for shooting somewhere from inspiring English sources

But I often think about them when there's a mass shooting somewhere like Newtown, Conn., or Aurora, Colo., or Oak Creek, Wis., towns previously relatively untouched by gun violence.

"We looked hard at shooting somewhere else because there was some trepidation from the talent," said Dylan Russell, one of the producers of the film "Love in the Time of Cholera" (scheduled for release this November).

If I can Livestream a video I'm shooting somewhere on a moutaintop, or a tiny village somewhere, then I'm immediately part of the entire world.

However, I must say, doing films here in America like Bad Lieutenant and My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done immediately limits the possibilities because you have to use union people in some areas, and many of the people with whom I end up working are not whom I would work with if I were shooting somewhere like Peru or Europe.

Like many teachers, every time I read about a school shooting somewhere in the United States, I think about what I would do if some maniac kicked open my classroom door and started firing at my students.

"You know that every time a bomb goes off somewhere, every time there's a shooting somewhere, sales spike like crazy," Paul Jannuzzo, a former chief of American operations for Glock, the Austrian gun company, told me.

People of St. Joe wich Jesse had been shot somewhere else.

All that remained for Lowery was to put his wedge shot somewhere close.

Mr. Boateng appears in the film, shot somewhere in the high desert of the American Southwest.

Perhaps the response would have been different if Mr. Maberson had been shot somewhere more vital than his foot.

So Arnie Graf [the American political activist who mentored a young Barack Obama and who was taken on for a spell by Miliband] got taken out and shot somewhere and we never saw him again.