Sentence examples for shooting to make from inspiring English sources
"If you're shooting to make the world 10% better, you're in a smartness contest with everyone else in the world – and you're going to lose.
In essence, Strahan was able to do this season what his team could not, be a target, take the best shots of opponents shooting to make their name against him and answer it with a confident, swift and decisive punch.
It's been mentioned before that Google is selling these things more or less at cost, which means the company is shooting to make up for the deficit in Google Play Store purchases.
A different pitch that was also sent (we must assume) on Lime's behalf sought not, as the aforementioned press release did, to trumpet a positive PR goal (of Lime shooting to make its global fleet carbon neutral) but to fling dirt on rival scooter startup, Bird.
When we made It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back we were shooting to make What's Going On by Marvin Gaye and when we made Fear of a Black Planet I was shooting for Sgt. Pepper's".
But on the flip side, written stories will often offer a depth and nuance that can be tough to achieve in video, especially if you're shooting to make things under 60 seconds, like I do.
A baseline battle ensues, which Nadal wins courtesy of an exquisite drop shot to make it deuce.
The outcome was not sealed until Ryan Malone batted in the rebound of a Jack Johnson shot to make it 4-1 with 5 minutes 21 seconds left in the game.
The outcome was not certain until the Americans' Ryan Malone batted in the rebound of a Jack Johnson shot to make it 4-1 with 5 minutes 21 seconds remaining.
Speaking of Communist Czechoslovakia, what better time — now that Mr. Zdarsky is defrosting a hunk of antelope he shot to make the reporter lunch — to flash back to the summer of 1984, and the flight to freedom that made him briefly famous?
Under prosecution cross-examination today, Watkins said Carruth, then a member of the Carolina Panthers, wanted him to take Adams's belongings after she was shot to make the attack look like a robbery.
