Sentence examples for shot in these from inspiring English sources

For ages, they've been drooling over extreme-skiing videos (known as "ski porn") shot in these mountains, and now here they are.

I'm lumping these three districts together because nobody thinks Democrats have much of a shot in these seats today, but all three of their congressmen have been the subject of retirement rumors.

Perhaps using those words is more technically correct because often not all the people who are shot in these incidents are dead.

In an interview with Just Jared, Rihanna explained the filming of the video and the video's simplistic theme, "It's really, really beautifully shot in these crazy, crazy, crazy places.

If a jumpy and apprehensive visitor ascends those stairs in the hope of getting a shot in the arm in these perplexing times — she has, after all, seen New York through Depression and wartime and bankruptcy and bubble — he is likely to have his spirits deflated and then his heart, oddly, lifted.

If a jumpy and apprehensive visitor ascends those stairs in the hope of getting a shot in the arm in these perplexing times she has, after all, seen New York through Depression and wartime and bankruptcy and bubble he is likely to have his spirits deflated and then his heart, oddly, lifted.

Presidential attention would be a shot in the arm for these efforts — an infusion of moral and political amino acids that, by the way, will make aid dollars go further.

"We think this cotton agreement provides a shot in the arm to these talks," said an American trade official who asked not to be identified as the discussions continued.

The money appears to be "a shot in the arm" for these existing programs, Retzlaff says.

So it's quite possible that writers, out of terror and timidity, didn't take their best shots in these shows, and that producers, for the same reason, didn't intervene in time or in the right way.

In total, 10 20% of all shots in these movies are intertitles.