Sentence examples for shooting tradition from inspiring English sources
The industry went so far as to create an entirely new shooting tradition, replacing the phrase 'assault rifle' with the nomenclature 'modern sporting rifle' so as to pretend that an AR-15 is nothing other than the same, old hunting gun that sportsmen have for generations been taking out to the woods.
Edward Jimm" Land, Secretary of the NRA and a veteran, considers each firearm as "an old friend". He has been gifting firearms to his children and grandchildren to pass on his family's hunting and shooting traditions.
Between Columbine and Aaron Ybarra, the riot changed: it became more and more self-referential, more ritualized, more and more about identification with the school-shooting tradition.
In all, dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries are caused every year by celebratory shooting sprees.The tradition has existed for centuries and is popular well beyond the Arab world.
Cylindrical towers on the hills are used for shooting pigeons, a tradition derived from Lombardy.
The fashion shoot is a tradition that doesn't exist in every culture.
Taiji is renowned for its dolphin-hunting traditions, shooting to prominence after the release of the 2009 Oscar-winning documenThey The Cove.
The royal shooting matches became a tradition.
The tradition of shooting for an annual growth rate dates back to the 1980s.
If so, banning naked CDSs could end up making it more expensive for governments to borrow.There is a long tradition of shooting messengers who bring bad news.
An analysis by Exotix, a research group, found that peripheral European nations have ratings six notches higher than emerging economies with similar financial conditions.The commission's paper is part of an ignoble tradition of "shooting the messenger".
