Sentence examples for strongest shot from inspiring English sources

Her strongest shot is her volley at the net.

It's the record's strongest shot of adrenaline — no major-to-minor shifts here — but its hope is in its anger.

WASHINGTON — The Republican who may have the strongest shot of winning the White House, at least in the eyes of President Obama and his advisers, is Mitt Romney.

While Democrats speculate about lesser or notional races, however, the Republicans are busy actually campaigning for the big one.The Democrat with the strongest shot at statewide office is Bill White, the mayor of Houston.

The case against Caesar Goodson has been viewed as potentially the state's strongest shot at a conviction, and the defeat deals another blow to the hopes of activists and state attorney Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore's beleaguered chief prosecutor who many hailed as a hero when she announced the charges on 1 May 2015.

Although the current wisdom has it that "In the Bedroom" is Miramax's strongest shot for a best picture nomination, the studio has at least three other films ("Amélie," "The Shipping News" and "Iris") that have a chance of landing among the final five.

He draws heavily on the new album, including its two strongest shots of racial politics.

He leads an undefeated team with a strong shot at playing for a national title.

Republicans have a much stronger shot with Hispanic voters in New York.

Mr. Murphy says he thought that MovieBeam had a strong shot at success.

Futagaki launched a strong shot from 25 yards that ricocheted off the left post in the 31st minute.