Sentence examples for shot much from inspiring English sources

A minute later the winger seized on Guy Demel's error and shot much more powerfully, but wide.

The bars then sell it for as little as $1 a shot, much less than the price of lawful whiskey.

He seldom got into the A.C. Milan penalty box, and he never got in a shot, much less threaten to score a goal.

Though there has been new tactical advice from Rodriguez, like encouraging Li to use more topspin shots to give her more time to react to her opponent's next shot, much of his work has simply been keeping Li relaxed.

In a 125-46 swamping of DePaul University, Tennessee did not allow a shot, much less a point, in the first four minutes while steamrolling ahead by 21-0.

— NAILA-JEAN MEYERS Thank you, Deadspin, for providing video of Kevin Na's 10 at No. 12. Na hit three tee shots into the water, punctuating the third with an "Oh, COME ON!" He finally got to the other side of Rae's Creek with his seventh shot, much to the delight of the crowd.

Fleming re-shot much of Cukor's material, the film's production designer, William Cameron Menzies, had supervised the burning of Atlanta while the film was in pre-production, and Sam Wood stood in for a week when Fleming had a breakdown.

Although he did plenty of single-figure shots, much of his output was based on multicharacter narrative vignettes.

This practice has become very common place in modern day films, with new software able to morph shots much easier than when Lucas originally did it.

Before-and-after shots, much like class gatherings themselves, tend to promise drastic reinventions, but Sittenfeld's deliver a visual consistency that feels both plain and profound.

Then the Lakers demonstrated their gratitude to Fisher for five championship rings and countless big shots, much like the two he drained down the stretch of Oklahoma City's 107-99 Game 6 victory, by showing him the door.