Sentence examples for shot set up from inspiring English sources

A passing shot, set up perfectly, hammered by on the forehand.

The Czech striker, who entered the game for the injured Christian Benteke, scored with a close-range shot set up by Gabriel Agbonlahor.

Or it could go to Milan Baros – please hear this out – who gymnastically leapt out of the way of Vladimir Smicer's goalbound shot, set up Gerrard to win Liverpool's penalty, and grappled with Alessandro Nesta as Alonso was busy missing from the spot, a cynical tug that gave Alonso just enough time to reach and roof the rebound ahead of the despairing defender.

James Hayter's header and Kevin Dawson's shot set up a grandstand finish but Bury held on.

The opening shot set up Page to justify Google's "crazy" R&D investments like driver-less cars and Google Glass.

Another superb second shot set up a birdie at the sixth, before McIlroy holed from 20 and then 15 feet for birdies at the seventh and ninth holes.

"Just the way the second shot sets up there," Jack Nicklaus said before this Open started, "it's my favorite shot in golf".

The shot sets up the film's first dramatic contrast that of its passenger, a stylish young woman, Setsuko, and her Euro-American clothing, with her aunt and her traditional Japanese garb and since her uncle, a doctor and med-school professor, is soon shown to wear Western-style suits, the plot's lines of conflict are established from the start.

His third shot sets up a challenging 10-footer for par, which he sinks.

We would spend six or eight hours setting up a shot, setting up the camera movement, the lights, the ship movement, the background had to be perfect.

Terrific approach shots set up each birdie.