Sentence examples for shooting to replace from inspiring English sources

But the money was used after the Tucson shooting to replace the eyeglasses of two injured victims and to fly relatives of victims to Tucson and the remains of one victim to her home state, said Kathryn Turman, director of the F.B.I.'s office for victim assistance.

He also moved from small forward back to shooting guard to replace Kerry Kittles.

When their term of service has expired they are discharged, lined up and shot, to be replaced by a new batch.

Melzer describes an abrupt change where military members were ordered to "shoot to kill", replacing prior orders to incapacitate.

The Knicks desperately need a 7-footer to rebound and defend, an established shooting guard to replace Fields (who should be a reserve), a backup power forward to spell Stoudemire, and more size and shooting off the bench.

Mann cut the scenes in which the character appeared bare-chested, and quickly re-shot additional footage to replace what had been removed.

Billed as "the first motion picture to be photographed in Paris in CinemaScope and color," the film is a vivid illustration of how location shooting was coming to replace back lot construction, while the realism of widescreen and color was coming to replace the stylization built into black and white.

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"We think they should shoot for having enough to replace 85percentt of pre-retirement income.

From using Google maps to remotely scout shoot locations to replacing DVDs with an iPad app, iAnnotate, Yaitanes has plugged himself into the most successful startups to gain an early vantage of upcoming tech.

One day before shooting began, Mark Wahlberg stepped in to replace Ryan Gosling in "The Lovely Bones," the Peter Jadaptationected adaptatiof of the Alice Sebold novel for DreamWorks.