Sentence examples for straightforward shot from inspiring English sources

Why are average golfers so bad at what seems like a relatively straightforward shot?

It is a straightforward shot of a woman in Dessau in 1945.

First set: Williams 4-4 Clijsters Clijsters gets a little tight after missing a straightforward shot and Venus rises (to the occasion).

In 1905, Harvard College adopted the College Entrance Examination Board tests as the principal basis for admission, which meant that virtually any academically gifted high-school senior who could afford a private college had a straightforward shot at attending.

On the second end he missed a straightforward shot to take two back immediately and then came the disastrous third end, when three shots were conceded via a slack final stone from Murdoch.

But elation turned to dejection in the 40th minute when goalkeeper Rob Green fumbled a seemingly straightforward shot, the ball bouncing off his right glove and trundling over the line, allowing the US to equalise.

Many straightforward shots also took him an age.

Suddenly, straightforward shots are looping off the frame of the racket or being scooped 10 yards long.

The impassioned subjectivity that Kiarostami conjures from straightforward shots of his characters passing through Tokyo surpasses even the visual enticements of his previous feature, "Certified Copy".

AT a glance, the photographs on view in "Matt Ducklo & Matthew Monteith: Mind's Eye," which opened Friday at the Gallery at Herm? appear to be relatively straightforward shots of people looking at art.

Because many of these images were made with lenses that produce peculiar blurs and reflections, even the most straightforward shots of birds perched on twigs or foraging on the ground look hallucinatory.