Sentence examples for slightly shot from inspiring English sources

He continued by reading an excerpt from Alan Bennett's diary that slightly shot a hole in this theory.

if you cannot light the scene it is easier to recover a slightly underexposed shot than an overexposed shot.

There is a slightly obscured shot of a child in silhouette leaning against the door of a dark room.

It swung a bit and he's on his way, playing a slightly indecisive shot, neither back nor forward.

The German won the ball, it ricocheted to Lewandowski and was instantly moved into the path of Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who scored with a low, slightly scuffed shot.

He said he did not want to concentrate on putting the slightly heavier shot without a guarantee he would be travelling to London.

Three jinking touches and the ball was in the net, the last a low, slightly scuffed shot that beat Pletikosa's grasp too easily.

It was Mané who eventually proved the match-winner, first to react when the substitute Daniel Sturridge's slightly deflected shot bounced back off a post.

And Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner took a slightly veiled shot at Derek Jeter, saying that some of the team's players last season were "too busy building mansions and doing other things and not concentrating on winning".

After just three minutes, prompted by a judicious through ball from the former Valencia winger Juan Mata, Drogba flexed his muscle, Valencia fell away, and he scored with a low, slightly deflected shot.

In one sequence the frame is filled with the slightly pulsing shot of a mostly empty platform that has been partly obscured by smaller square images, including those of a rushing train and a man's hand holding a cellphone.