Sentence examples for sort of shooting from inspiring English sources

Residents of Brownsville said yesterday, though, that this sort of shooting was hardly new to them.

It was around this time that viewers, fiddling with their own devices, began to receive notifications about some sort of shooting on the Champs-Élysées.

The Apollo missions to the moon had just awakened the scientific community to the idea of space as a sort of shooting gallery in which the Earth was the target of frequent incoming shots.

A deadly pandemic has hit New York so naturally what the city needs is a crack squad of spec-ops warriors to restore order by sort of shooting everyone.

I thought we might go sort of shooting, you know, pheasants, so I'm going to do that and any of you who'd like to, um, do that can come too, um, at eleven or so, and have some lunch and so on".

"The National Hockey League is trying to sell this game and its great athletes and use it as a marketing vehicle and I feel they are sort of shooting themselves in the foot," Brooks said, referring to the lack of Olympic training time.

There could be no better piece of evidence in the quest to establish whether or not some sort of shoot-to-kill policy had been operating: if a warning had been shouted it would have been audible on the tape; if not, it would be possible that the two young men had been ambushed.

Rather than dealing with springs and hooks and so forth, Melt uses an "intuitive tension system" that sort of shoots the umbrella open when engaged.

A sort of, "Shoot, I wish I had that U2 song on my iPod right now" versus, "Here, let me stream that U2 song for you".

We're just now touring the States, which has made it sort of shoot up a little bit.

There's still the cable news people who are whipping this up, and frankly sometimes using it for political purposes to sort of shoot at the government".