Sentence examples for so shot that from inspiring English sources

One of the essays he read at this time was "Memory," while his memory was so shot that he couldn't remember one word to the next.

There is little irrigation to control the water, roads are so shot that produce spoils or is damaged before it reaches urban markets, and a good crop could yield about $1,000 for the year.

He's finally certain that he's seen what he's seen, and he appears to be unaffected by the curse of the black contact lens, but it's so preposterous, and his reputation is so shot, that nobody will believe him.

(The wall was made of rubber, but so shot up that it looked like gravel, and there were rubber shards swept into heaps along one edge of the space).

I'm a slow shooter, typically, so I'd trained to shoot that shot a little bit quicker.

Britain's public finances are so shot to pieces that politicians of all persuasions even, reluctantly, Gordon Brown, the prime minister now acknowledge the need for wholesale repair.

Our dog reverence is so shot full of loopholes that there is no describable moral order to it at all.

"So I would like to shoot that puck right back at our American colleagues".

Typically, boy voice imitation is terrible, so shoot for something that is low, but is still your voice, do not falsetto.

Taxi-drivers are so scared of being shot that they are taking new and unpredictable routes.

Have a great war! you can give each player lives so if they get shot that much times they are out.