Sentence examples for shot a relatively from inspiring English sources

Even without firing a shot, a relatively passive operation using signal-jamming aircraft in international airspace could muddle Libyan government communications with military units.

He flubbed his second shot, a relatively easy pitch, and faced a 60-foot birdie putt to tie Daly.

If he has a flaw, it's that so far through his career Cousins has shot a relatively low percentage from the field.

A week ago, Get Shot! was a relatively unknown punk band in Sacramento, but two days ago they released "Westboro Fingerbang," a video of their bassist, Laura, masturbating on the front lawn of Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas.

Thus American Pharoah had the first shot at a relatively newfangled Grand Slam, and he did not fail.

Unfortunately Norman came up short with his second shot, and a relatively poor chip left him with a 12 foot putt to equal Faldo's 283.

Box office analysts say "Vice," which cost an estimated $60 million to produce, is the company's best shot at a relatively broad commercial hit.

PHOTOS: Billion-dollar movie club Shot in a relatively untouched area of eastern Latvia, it does feel as if the filmmakers have stumbled on a place out of time.

The close pattern of the shots suggests that her assassin was a relatively experienced shot, experts say.

Then Kopitar leaves it for a trailiing Gaborik, a shot and relatively easy save for Lundqvist.

6 mins Fabianski scoops up the first shot of the game – a relatively tame effort from Cleo, though Arsène Wenger should be concerned by how easily the striker held off both Djourou and Squillaci on the edge of the area.