Sentence examples for so to shoot from inspiring English sources

So to shoot video, you don't have to switch modes or burrow into a menu (as you do on the Sony).

"Going out this morning in these conditions I thought anything in the 60s would be a good score so to shoot something better than that is pleasing".

It cost $100,000 or so to shoot the film, not a lot by Hollywood standards, but Vivid must compete with 80 smaller companies and thousands of amateurs making hard-core films with handheld cameras for a few thousand dollars.

Mickelson had a lot of chances in Friday's second round to turn his 70 into something really low, but at the same time Royal Liverpool was not the pitch-and-putt course that the morning wave saw in the first round, it was even more difficult than what the same wave faced Thursday afternoon, so to shoot anything under par was crucial for Mickelson.

It's so cool to shoot there, but the girls are also pretty hot, so that doesn't hurt either".

As he was walking by them he just so happened to shoot one of them".

"It was so hard to shoot down here, he let someone else do it," Mr. Boyle said.

It's so expensive to shoot a foot of film, or whatever we're shooting it on now, that everything has to matter.

They have so much to shoot they don't know whether to focus on the attacker or the attacked.

"It's so hard to shoot wealth," Mr. Batmanglij said, gazing hungrily past tall red walls at the expansive property beyond.

Some colleagues called him Dr. No for being so quick to shoot down others' economic policy ideas while putting too few of his own on the table.