Sentence examples for struggle to shoot from inspiring English sources

Mickelson and Maruyama began the day sharing the lead at six under par, but it quickly become obvious that everyone would struggle to shoot par.

The fans of scoring (aren't we all?) may not appreciate the grind and all the games in which teams struggle to shoot above 40 percent, but there is a byproduct of the tenacious halfcourt defense.

"When your longest putt is five feet you are going to struggle to shoot seven under," he said.

The more France struggled to shoot the more Australia ran.

"Regardless of his struggling to shoot in this series, he's special," George said.

It was a welcome sight for Knicks fans after Anthony had struggled to shoot the ball from anywhere on the court the past week.

The Spartans struggled to shoot 27.3 percent and made only 4 of 24 of its 3-point attempts after going 10 for 19 on Friday.

In the four-lap finale, a 3,000m cross- country run interspersed with three rounds of target shooting on a 10-metre range, Murray lost several positions as she struggled to shoot down her five targets and finished the first lap in seventh place.

Rose's recent surge is not sustainable because he still struggles to shoot the ball proficiently, nor does he get to the rim frequently enough to augment such long-range deficiencies.

I have no idea what Brad meant when he said he had his certified Canadian marksmanship (uh... what now?) but it didn't seem to pay off too well as he struggled to shoot the target while explaining that the most important thing in a relationship is to make sure you can tolerate the things that annoy you about your spouse.

Scully arrives and, after a struggle, is forced to shoot Comer when he tries to smother the baby.