Sentence examples for shooting straight into from inspiring English sources

Norwich reject Ricky Van Wolfswinkel had the best chance of the half, getting through into the area but shooting straight into the arms of Mat Ryan.

By then it had got dark, and you could see the lights through the front window of the restaurant: two huge bluish-white beams, shooting straight into the sky.

Most of what were to be standard ingredients in the series are here at the start – the opening credits with the familiar Bond theme accompanying the hero shooting straight into the camera lens, the outlandish villain with his plans of world domination, the Bond girls to be bedded and left to their fates, the cynical quips that accompany the deaths of foes and so on.

When I posed the question to Peter Vallone, he shot straight into campaign mode.

I won't pretend that my arm shoots straight into the air, as if in homage to Dr Strangelove.

Sadly, about three-quarters of the way through I tripped over a zombie I'd already shot, straight into the arms of another lumbering monster.

On break point at 4-4, he framed a forehand that shot straight into the air but eventually carried in the wind and landed deep on the opposite side of the court, just inside the baseline.

Kris Boyd could have added to the advantage when he raced on to a Smith free-kick only to shoot straight into the hands of Szamotulski from close range.

The Villa captain's afternoon nearly got even worse seven minutes later, when he was robbed on the edge of his own area by Dwight Gayle, but the striker shot straight into the shins of Pierluigi Gollini, the Villa goalkeeper.

The 21-year-old dropped another shot on the 11th and on the par-three 14th he sent his tee shot straight into the water, setting up a double bogey that put him four over par.

Bolton doubled their lead in their next attack as West Ham failed to clear Andy O'Brien's free-kick, and Green subsequently parried Gavin McCann's rasping shot straight into the path of Cahill who jabbed in from close range.