Sentence examples for shot dirt from inspiring English sources
Australian photographer James Smart spent 15 days chasing storms with a group of meteorologist friends last June and shot "Dirt" near Simla, Colorado on the last day.
And in other news, BILLY HORSCHEL HAS MISSED A GREEN IN REGULATION!!! He's hooked his second shot into dirt down the left, then plonked his escape into a bunker.
The road for the medium long shot was a dirt one curving around a hill and running through sunburned fields.
And then there was the manly path: a direct shot along rutted dirt roads that wound through lazy towns like Taquaraçu de Minas and Jaboticatubas.
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Scare them.' " The snipers fired about five shots into the dirt, far short of the Iraqis.
On its "The Power and Beauty of Dirt" Your Shot gallery, National Geographic gathered stunning photos from around the world that capture the many different ways in which we interact with soil in our daily lives, from retrieving clean water from soil in cyclone-ridden Bangladesh, to making tea vessels in India, to tilling the soil for rice production in Madagascar.
Big-shot actors playing dirt-poor country folk may stick in the craw a little; we tend to prefer it if we've never heard of them before – viz, Beasts of the Southern Wild, or indeed Winter's Bone.
Local programmers had decided to give this inexpensive show a shot — and they hit pay dirt.
For a surface shot, like Trinity, this meant dirt and desert sand; the cloud would drift for hours, dropping radioactive by-products as fallout.
Fantine's co-workers turn on her like a shot, Valjean is treated like dirt and the people of Paris skulk away behind their shutters rather than backing the revolutionaries.
