Sentence examples for shot lives from inspiring English sources

"Many times when people come into my office," said Susan M. Karten, a lawyer who has handled high-profile cases involving police misconduct, "I have to explain that when a person is shot and dies in some incident, their case is worth little under New York law, but if that same person who was shot lives and suffers some horrible injury, that can be worth millions".

Mr. Woodruff employs video shot live and projected onto scrims to recreate some of the trademark shots in the movie.

"We'll promote Tiger and his group's tee shot, live, at whatever time it will be," he said.

One officer armed with an assault rifle charged the crowd and shot live ammunition directly at them as they ran.

This week, for instance, 200 television station Web sites introduced "Big Shot Live," a national online talent competition promoted through "Entertainment Tonight".

A case can be made for the 50-1 shot Living Next Door, who still looks fairly weighted despite winning a valuable Christmas handicap in Ireland last winter.

It was the first time, even including the revolution, that the regular Army — not the military police or the state-security police — was deployed against civilians, and it was the first time that the Army shot live bullets at protesters.

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.

But to give a little preference to content shot live, Snapchat adds a thick white border with the date taken to old Memories you share.

Big Shot Live is a new gimmick website that promises to fly a new person to Hollywood each day of the week for the chance at hitting it big.

Shot live in an installation I created, the audience became participants and performers facilitating in my documentation of time and space," tells Ventiko.