Sentence examples for shot exemplary from inspiring English sources
An hour later he teams up with the Jeremy Noseda-trained Gone With The Wind, the 5-2 second favourite, in the 32Red.com Maiden Stakes over six furlongs while Alexandra Dunn has also taken advantage of Dettori's services as he will ride 14-1 shot Exemplary in 2.30 contest for the Somerset handler.
It is a scene shot with exemplary clarity and precision: a flashier way might perhaps have been construct it from her point of view, to show how what she thinks is a microsecond of reverie or inattention in fact divides Georges's sudden inexplicable shift from pleasant chat to panicky shouting.
In one exemplary shot — of stupefied revellers fixing their gaze on a player piano as it rattles out the Danse Macabre — Renoir depicts a society that's doomed to be among history's passive victims.
Couple this with an exemplary shot of two famous Ferraris – one of which, the 250 GTO, being considered the most coveted car in the collecting hobby – and you've got a centrepiece that is certain to draw double-takes.
Terence Davies's Liverpool background didn't exactly qualify him to address the issue of US race relations, but nor did it stop him coming up with an exemplary one-shot scene for The Neon Bible (1995).
McCutchen swatted a pair of home runs, the second a game-deciding, three-run shot, to spoil an otherwise exemplary effort from Maeda.
Gigi's pollo al mattone — chicken under a brick, a split, flattened, perfectly browned and crisped chicken, barely seasoned — can be just average or exemplary; it's worth a shot.
The opening shots of Tokyo Story (1953), which some consider Ozu's greatest film, are also exemplary with respect to the cutting.
He is exemplary on the volley, but he just cannot lift the leg enough to get around the shot.
"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.
