Sentence examples for shot means from inspiring English sources

"A long shot means you still have a chance.

Former tennis greats, like John McEnroe, are employed by broadcasters to help us understand, conceptually, what that shot means.

Fans have been speculating like crazy over what they think each shot means, and what impact it will have on the movie as a whole.

His experience, mental strength and exquisite ability to pull out a shot means the world number three could well enjoy more Wimbledon success this summer.

Viewers will decide for themselves what the film's parting shot means (another Hanekean trope), but I suspect most will agree about the haunting quality of this deceptively simple and richly disorienting glance into the abyss.

At any rate, Ellsbury's late shot means the Red Sox can revamp in Baltimore for the next three days while the Yankees could put Tampa Bay out of commission, inasmuch as Joe Girardi has promised not to let up on the gas while resting his regulars for the long march of October.

Small iron balls called grape shot, meant to be shot out of cannons, were found in the posthole of a plantation house discovered in the British Virgin Islands.

What did the last shot mean?

Many tried to convey all that Hayward's shot meant.

"The power and accuracy of the shot meant it was past McGregor before he could move," said Allardyce.

The evolution of the pap shot meant that Moss now didn't need an ad campaign or a magazine to introduce a new trend.