Sentence examples for shot nature from inspiring English sources

"Dinosaurs had their shot, nature selected them for extinction".

Mr. Nye, whose youngest child is 5, said he was well aware of the quandary of watching beautifully shot nature programs as a family and then "feeling a bit weird, ushering the children away from the television" when the creatures aggressively seek prey and mates.

As for stress, the one-shot nature of A-level exams​ will likely send student blood pressure skywards.

The long-shot nature of Slovenia's play‑off hopes was demonstrated by a sparse home crowd on the outskirts of Ljubljana.

That is, it may not be one-shot nature.

The single-shot nature of the air Taser has always been frustrating to victims, too: once you zap a fool, you're done!

Until recently VCs have been able to keep the cash coming despite dismal performance because of the long-shot nature of their business: Investors know that one Google or YouTube could make them millions even if most other bets bomb.

But the long-shot nature of Fiorina's and Carson's candidacies shows the party has further to go toward changing that view.

Hobbes calls the shots: nature is red in tooth and claw; life is war of all against all; man is wolf to man; and devil take the hindmost.

Owing to its single-shot nature and details detection ability, HPM can be used to investigate rapid phenomena that take place in transparent structures such as biological cells.

In this paper, a hybrid method called single-shot slightly-off-axis interferometry based HPM is demonstrated, which combines the advantages of slightly-off axis interferometry [ 13], i.e. high effective bandwidth and HPM [ 14], i.e. single-shot nature and details detection ability.