Sentence examples for skilled at shooting from inspiring English sources

But first he had to enlist the costumed characters, a skill he developed by visiting Tijuana with a photographer skilled at shooting on the street.

But the team's managers have surrounded the stars with players skilled at shooting from the outside — Mike Miller, Mario Chalmers.

Although Garnett is skilled at shooting 20-foot-and-in jump shots, he will be missed more on Boston's defensive front.

At George Mason, Larranaga coached players who were skilled at shooting off the catch, so his offense featured more down screens, with players popping out to take passes along the perimeter.

A slight, 26-year-old woman, skilled at shooting crossbows and probably armed with assault rifles, is the most hunted and feared person in France, but may now be beyond reach of its security forces.

(Some fans see conspiracy: the Heat shot twice as many free throws last night as the Thunder did). But the team's managers have surrounded the stars with players skilled at shooting from the outside Mike Miller, Mario Chalmers.

American soldiers who were skilled at trap shooting were armed with these guns and stationed where they could fire at enemy hand grenades in midair.

Gale is very skilled at archery and can shoot with excellent aim with bow and arrow.

Lin is a master of deception, skilled at faking left when he is shooting right, or hitting the shuttle soft and short when he leaps high and looks as if he is going to pummel it long.

"Our people become less skilled, so you are shooting yourself in one foot.

Technically-skilled photographers typically shoot around noon so that light and shadows remain consistent, while more artistic photographers tend to shoot around sunrise and sunset, though lighting shifts rapidly at these times.