Sentence examples for shot law from inspiring English sources

Because you failed to cite one obvious point: Even if a young lady has managed to escape the wilds of New Jersey without nailing down a trip to Zales, she still has one more shot: law school.

In the process, he turned a long shot, a law professor's pipe dream, into a place at City Hall.

We see Lenny rise, dress in his sacred attire (with a gratuitous shot of Law's bare butt — a nod to the freedoms of premium cable), and proceed through a swooning crowd of nuns and cardinals as he prepares to deliver his first homily to the faithful from the balcony.

The issue here isn't the technology.... Whether it's a drone strike or a gun shot, the law and the Constitution apply in the same way".

They hate the fact that they live in the land of sand and would rather be in the city acting like some big shot on Law & Order.

At first, some at the scene mistook the shots and law enforcement response for a routine disaster drill.

But an officer a few blocks away heard shots, a law enforcement official said yesterday.

We thought he'd bounce back, but aside from a couple guest shots on Law & Order, it's been back to reality for Ben.

Websites including JustMugshots.com have created a cottage industry of collecting mug shots from law enforcement agencies and posting them on the Internet.

Photo coverage of these events tends to naturally focus on the protesters, but we got so many great shots of law enforcement from out contributors that we decided to put together this collection of photos of the cops, along with a few of the protesters that we couldn't leave out.

Civil libertarians would shudder at the idea of cadres of people passing around software-generated mug shots of law-abiding people and information about them.