Sentence examples for shooting tricks from inspiring English sources

Puccini's fascination with the American West dated to 1890, when he saw William F. Cody's touring show in Milan and wrote to his brother, "Buffalo Bill is a group of North Americans with a quantity of Indian redskins and buffaloes that perform splendid shooting tricks and truly represent scenes from the frontier".

You know that thing in Temple of Doom where they revisit the shooting trick?... That's what you don't want.

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At 10, he saw a televised performance by Mr. Parsons, who was famous for snap-shooting tricks like tossing three marbles into the air and shattering them with three shots.

Virginia Madsen as Hope, the wife of Mr. Liotta's character, is good, though she appears to be shot with tricks and in fake light, as if the series didn't have the courage of its sexy lead.

The dentist shot the tricked animal with a bow, piercing Cecil's flesh.

Most of these historical figures were not known to be capable of trick shooting, nor did they necessarily have a reputation for precision sharpshooting.

Leone also employed stylistic trick shooting, such as Blondie shooting the hat off a person's head and severing a hangman's noose with a well-placed shot, in many of its iconic shootouts.

Handguns are compact and high-impact, popular for both target and trick shooting, as well as personal and home defense purposes.

"With those replicas," the subtitles read, "Al Jazeera will continue media fabrication and cinematic tricks by shooting scenes of big defections from the Arab Syrian Army and shooting scenes of clashes.

The camera also takes 720p video and can autofocus during filming, allowing you to perform a few fun camera tricks while shooting.