Sentence examples similar to states shot from inspiring English sources

It matters, because just a few days before a grand jury of nine whites and three blacks opted not to indict the police officer who shot an unarmed black 18-year-old, another white cop in another state shot and killed another young black boy.

The secretary of state shot back: "No, it's a fact".

Given the extent to which the US state depends on the private sector for its own foreign adventures, it is incumbent upon scholars to account for this transformation of the state, shot through as it is by the logic of neoliberal capitalism.

Michigan goalie Al Montoya, a sophomore, withstood 30 Ohio State shots on goal Friday to register his sixth career shutout.

Sitting with a visitor recently in the living room of the house in South Orange, New Jersey, where he has lived for 45 years, Masin proudly paged through the scrapbook that documents his unwitting qualifications for novelization: his selection as the state's best basketball player; his state shot-put championship; his numberless triumphs in football and the low hurdles; and his artless pluck.

Sitting with a visitor recently in the living room of the house in South Orange, New Jersey, where he has lived for 45 years, Masin proudly paged through the scrapbook that documents his unwitting qualifications for novelization: his selection as the state's best basketball player; his state shot-put championship; his numberless triumphs in football and the low hurdles; and his artless pluck..

The patently unqualified officer who was previously fired from another police department in reporting the killing stated, "Shots fired, male down, um, black male, maybe 20".

We could trade around the "first in the nation" status every cycle to give other states a shot.

While 5-Hour Energy doesn't disclose the precise amount of caffeine each "energy shot" contains, the company has stated each shot has "about as much" as a cup of premium coffee.

China's state council shot back that the U.S. is the "world's worst country for violent crimes," and that "racial discrimination is deeply rooted in the United States, permeating every aspect of social life".

State 24-111) shot 70.4 percent in the second half while holding Temple to eight field goals.