Sentence examples for shot live with from inspiring English sources

Vaudeville-inspired variety shows could be shot live with a minimum of inexpensive sets, and there was still a significant pool of vaudeville-trained performers eager to work again.

Ray, a divorced man in his forties, is still a hot shot, living alone with an empty fridge; he doesn't know how to talk to his kids, who are staying with him for the weekend.

It was a shot Battier could live with, even if it turned out to be good.

"If he has 40 points on 40 shots, I can live with that," Battier says.

Having to pay attention to two or four shots at once, live, with a play about to begin, is needless.

The memory of his shot, pulled wide, will live with Higuain for the rest of his life.

But they had a clean shot at showing her live with a running political story, and chose "Big Brother" along with repeats of "NCIS" and something called "Jericho" instead.

Sometimes players make bad shots, but defenders can live with that.

He was 8 of 12 from the field, dropping in some gorgeous floaters in the first half off pick-and-rolls, but the Pacers will live with that shot because it does not compromise the defense as a whole.

But he said he could live with the shots.

You have to live with those shots, though.