Sentence examples for shot sort of from inspiring English sources

'Am I O.K. in the wide shot' sort of thing.

He might save Fannie and Freddie without firing a shot — sort of a Wall Street version of the theory of deterrence.

"I thought it was a leftfield shot, sort of desperate," he told BBC Sport after helping with the draw ceremony on Friday, "but on reflection I was wrong.

It's not surprising that a visceral form suits a visceral take on life, and that Cave, as he ages, is ready to shoot sort of straight.

"I went to Guam on vacation once, and I saw many gun-shooting shops or parlors not even sure what they are called and it seemed like Japanese people might actually find shooting sort of fun," she told VICE.

Roman Polanski: shoots the sort of imagery that transcends his ugly history.

Arthur described the situation of being in combat but unable to shoot as "sort of awkward.

"I'm used to shooting all sorts of situations," he said.

Forss shoots all sorts of TV images in this way, capturing forever their mysterious evanescence – but he concentrates on sporting events of one kind or another.

You'll invariably find yourself shooting all sorts of weird mundanity you wouldn't think to video in a million years at regular speed: water pouring into a glass, pigeons on the street.

But others shot down that sort of one-vendor-solves-all thinking, or disagreed with which vendor is the real savior.