Sentence examples for shot large from inspiring English sources

As her boyfriend hammered away on an enormous assault rifle, the girl told me that she was the star of a YouTube channel in which she shot large guns while dressed only in a bikini.

Unlike most television series, which are filmed on studio lots in Los Angeles to help contain costs, "Smith" shot large segments of its debut episode on location — in Hawaii and Pittsburgh, for example — and made ample use of collisions, explosions and other special effects.

Newspaper clippings in Zimbabwe dramatize cases where cattle ranchers shot large numbers of wildebeest and zebra and (having no legal commercial use) left them to 'rot in the veld'.

Roosevelt had recently returned from his African safari, having seen, admired and shot large numbers of animals.

These were believed to have shot large arrows and simple grapeshot, but they were so important they were directly controlled by the Royal Wardrobe.

"Ribaldis", which shot large arrows and simplistic grapeshot, were first mentioned in the English Privy Wardrobe accounts during preparations for the Battle of Crécy, between 1345 and 1346.

Faced with overwhelming popular resistance, the troops had to decide between shooting large groups of demonstrators and giving up.

The trade papers were full of articles about the production - new lenses had supposedly been manufactured so that the director could shoot large interiors by candlelight.

They are teen-agers who have seen their friends and their teachers slaughtered by a deranged former classmate, using a gun designed to shoot large numbers of people in as short a time as possible.

The cockfighting Web site, which calls itself "the #1 rooster fighting network in the world" and sells package deals that also allow subscribers to see women in bikinis shooting large guns, seems unlikely to qualify.

Skip the little section at the bottom of the resumé that says you love to ski, hike, shoot large animals, and collect spores, molds, and fungus.