Sentence examples for sudden shots from inspiring English sources

Instead, I contented myself with the TV close-ups, and have delighted throughout the championships in the endlessly inventive, if sometimes hilariously contrived, ways in which the commentators weave sudden shots of this or that celebrity into their analysis of the tennis.

Others are bright bursts, like sudden shots of flavor.

Whatever the cause, the evening has gotten a sudden shot of adrenaline; everyone seems to be talking about it and acting tough.

Seven minutes before half-time the same player produced a sudden shot from a narrow angle that nearly went in under Pumpido's body.

Those for whom this five minutes of adolescence were never enough may find that new film Teenage Wildlife – released with their new Best Of and charting the band's sudden shot to fame following 1977's release – might fill that nagging hole.

Instead of possibly putting for an eagle, Duval wound up with a bogey 6 as Singh birdied -- a sudden two-shot swing that created a three-shot lead.

To recover from a sudden two-shot deficit, after he had already struggled to get himself back within touching distance of victory, was asking too much.

He controlled the ball on his chest, let it bounce on the ground, then struck a sudden, ferocious shot that cannoned down from the crossbar behind the beaten goalkeeper.

The match then goes to sudden-death shots if necessary.

The film's centerpiece is a long, inventive escape on foot that shifts perspectives, from close-ups inside a parking garage to sudden medium-distance shots as Rettenberger lopes across parks and backyards.

Bemoaning the expense of hiring a small army of lawyers, Denton Hoffman, general manager of Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers, an industry group based in Leamington, Ontario, said, "You get bigger, and all of a sudden people take shots at you".