Sentence examples for shot to work from inspiring English sources
Try drawing a few thumbnail sketches of how you imagine each shot to work.
Dr. David Graham, director of the division of public health for the Suffolk County Health Department, said that while it takes two weeks for the shot to work effectively, it wasn't too late to get a flu shot this year.
"Do we want to bet the company on this?", CEO Zach Coelius asked his advertising tech startup Triggit when it got a shot to work with Facebook's ad exchange.
Contractors rush to meet housing demand, springing up buildings in a boom-time that create noise pollution and closed streets and blocked highway on-ramps, which combines with more and more warm bodies flocking to the Bay Area for the shot to work in the one sector that provides any hope for real, sustainable economic growth.
Most business school students are lucky if they get a shot to work for a cool start-up once during their school years.
If Curry has trained his jump shot to work in auto-pilot, he has done just as much work acclimatising to this amount of eyes staring at him.
If you set up a micro-manufacturing facility and you are making something big in size, you have a running shot to make it work.
The key was to choose one angle, the most effective shot, and then to work and rework all the elements: framing, light, dialogue, movement, gesture.
Ms. Parker said she decided to "give the business a shot" in order to work with her sister and because it was "the only thing I had from my father".
Don't ask why I knew "Sunrise at Campobello" was better than "Call the Doctor," any more than why "The Day Lincoln Was Shot" was going to work and "Maniacs, Murder and Mourning" wasn't.
I had one girl bite me in the leg, right through my pants and socks, when we tried to drag her out of an arcade," recalls Lieutenant Rossi, who got a tetanus shot, reported back to work, and hoped the puncture wouldn't cramp the style of her alter ego, an amateur ballroom dancer who once captured an East Coast title.
