Sentence examples for shot much more from inspiring English sources

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

Peter Smith of Computer Games Magazine found the game's swinging mechanics challenging, and noted that "making a dead-on accurate shot much more difficult than in any of the other golf games out there".

An imperfection can make the shot much more interesting.

Although we had a script, we didn't stick religiously to it, and we shot much more material than we needed (the ideal video length is up to five minutes).

According to research recently published in the boffinish journal Mass Communication and Society, academic studies have found that men's athletic events are shot much more "excitingly": more pans, zooms, cuts, and frequent close-ups.

"He used to go for his shots much more when he was a junior.

The colors and gestures of his painted flesh bounce and melt into each other making the penetration and cum shots much more provocative, while still sensual.

defer.add img); Lower mouse sensitivity allows you to make precise shots much more easily, but will leave your reactions vulnerable to players that might attack you from behind.

The next shot was much more evolved.

Starluck, a 16-1 shot, looks much more open to the charge of lacking physical maturity.

But this shot said much more: she's surrounded by the web of branches around her and she's vulnerable, but fighting her way out.