Sentence examples for should shoot on from inspiring English sources

Then his D.P. came by — he couldn't decide if he should shoot on a Technocrane or an iPhone.

"Like they wear bullet-proof vests," he said, "so you have to shoot a part that is exposed, that your bullet can penetrate and the other thing was how to shoot on a helicopter, you should shoot on the front, not the back, and he was helpful in explaining maps and directions".

You should shoot for rectitude.

So, policy should shoot for the NAIRU.

The value you should be at may vary further based on your age and body size, but there are general ranges you should shoot for.

The men reported the word from the local ranchers: If any of us derby folk happened to see a wolf on their property, we should shoot it on sight and forget about the legalities.

Last summer a newspaper poll revealed that 26percentt of Jamaicans were so fearful of crime that they said the police should shoot known criminals on sight.

I should shoot this,'" Dempsey said on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (weekdays, syndicated).

And then it turned into this thing where, if they got their clothes on, I should shoot the exact same shot with their clothes off. .

"I think maybe we should shoot a movie, put it out on Valentine's Day.

"I didn't want five opinions on how we should shoot it or any genius ideas for rewriting.