Sentence examples for shot out from from inspiring English sources

In a post late Wednesday on the Web site of The Sun-Times, (blogs.suntimes.com/ebert), Mr. Ebert wrote of "At the Movies" that it "didn't fail so much as have its format shot out from beneath it".

Rusedski lost his composure when the umpire Lars Graff refused to replay a point after a spectator called a shot out from his opponent Andy Roddick during a tight third set.

Mr. Hoostowski is in imminent danger of having his station shot out from unde him by the bankrupt railroad in its steadfast march toward extinction, and he was moved by the impending loss to say, "I don't like to see it go, but what can you do?

Hayes also had a horse shot out from under him, and the army was defeated.

They fended off a Confederate assault at Berryville, where McKinley had a horse shot out from under him, and advanced to Opequon Creek, where they broke the enemy lines and pursued them farther south.

As you straighten out, move the shot out from under your jaw and send your arm out in a straight line at about a 40º angle upward, toward the field.

A shot rings out from the Highgrove parapets.

In the distance, the buffalo graze, until a shot rings out from the National Park marksman.

Then I'm informed that others are having more success as a shot rings out from several miles away.

Suddenly, a shot rings out from the back of the auditorium and members of the Taliban storm the stage, grabbing the terrified artist.

Three days later, Admiral Coligny was walking back to his rooms from the Louvre when a shot rang out from a house and wounded him in the hand and arm.