Sentence examples for shot it when from inspiring English sources

Drew shot it when it was hanging in an in-between or transitional state, before moving to the shots of giant limestone boulders.

In "True Grit" (1969, Paramount DVD), he played, with panache, Rooster Cogburn, an unwashed, law-and-order autocrat of the drinking table who — in one memorable scene — ordered a rat to stop chomping a friend's supper and shot it when it refused.

"There were severe transitions that I put myself through physically and emotionally… I shot it when I was 27, and that was my real awakening and entrance into adulthood, that responsibility, and awareness of my own good fortune that I had taken for granted".

Federer then set up match point with a drop shot and converted it when Soderling hit another return into the net.

One point contained 33 strokes, most magnificent, none more so than Murray's drop shot that won it when Djokovic's hustling reply landed in the net.

Mr. Obama gave it a shot when it came to his core argument about economic fairness, even if his words sounded a bit like a truck commercial: "It's time to apply the same rules from top to bottom: no bailouts, no handouts and no cop-outs.

It seemed fair to wonder at that point not when Syracuse would make its next shot, but when it would next attempt one.

I remember one occasion when you could see how her intensity ramped up from the wide shot, and when it got to the close-up it was incredible.

It's an unfeeling shot, when it could have been a beautiful little sick joke.

Just Monty's luck to play the brilliant shot first, when it could only tighten the noose.

"The only situation when a soldier shot was when it was a clearly a life-threatening situation," said a spokesman for the Israeli embassy in London.