Sentence examples for shot a question from inspiring English sources

In the final shot a question mark appears in multicolored letters.

"Consultant?" The man behind the desk paused for a moment and then shot a question in Urdu to another policeman.

I shot a question to Jose Cibelli, an animal cloning scientist at Michigan State University: Is it time to worry about human cloning again?

Godard insisted tracking shots were "a question of morality".

It was on "Greed," which is currently off the air, that he became the only contestant in game-show history to have two shots at a question worth $1 million or more.

"You'll have a good shot at asking a question," he added, "and getting an answer".

He also used some of his time to take a second shot at answering a question that he acknowledged he did not address well on the first try.

The first police officer on the scene had shouted a question about where the shot had come from.

Hondros had to walk across a bridge in a raging battle to take the picture, and he undertook the walk not just to take the shot, but to ask a question of the Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy (Lurd) rebels on the other side: what were they fighting for?

After stating that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's sky hook was arguably the best, most proficient shot ever produced, Newell asked a question: "How many of you could see the possibility of a player like Kareem executing his sky hook within the parameters of your offense?" Not one coach raised his hand.

And Pawlowicz didn't hesitate when faced with the choice of keeping $500,000 or risking $250,000 of it for a shot at one question for a million.