Sentence examples for suitable shot from inspiring English sources

Asked if he "had got a suitable shot," he said, "I think so, unless they want smiling adorable babies.O View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

Asked if he "had got a suitable shot," he said, "I think so, unless they want smiling adorable babies.O View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Ceridwen Dovey.

Once a suitable shot is found, the solver outputs the coordinates and rotation of the camera, which can then be used by the graphic engine renderer to display the view.

"For Euro 2008, the BBC was allocated space and facilities in the International Broadcasting Centre, some four miles from the centre of Vienna and without, in the BBC's opinion, an editorially suitable camera shot of key buildings," said the NAO report.

A National Audit Office report into the corporation's spending on major sporting and music events said the studio provided at the International Broadcasting Centre in Vienna for Euro 2008 was deemed by the BBC not to have an "editorially suitable camera shot of key buildings".

Climatic Change, 69, 419-426 Here are two relevant Dot Earth posts: "Will the Next Ice Age Be a Very Long One?" "More on Whether a Big Chill Is Nigh" And here's a suitable parting shot from my 2004 exploration of Greenland ice-sheet trends:.

Nearly all cameras take sharp pictures at a low sensitivity rating of ISO 100, suitable for shots in bright daylight.

Woods's round featured shots suitable for framing, most notably his flop shot on No. 4 that settled five feet from the pin and his 154-yard wedge shot from the fifth fairway that stopped inches from the hole.

It was not a shot suitable for framing.

After climbing to the fourth floor of the building, Mr. Hitto said, one of the rebels, a sniper, found a suitable vantage and shot at the checkpoint, hitting a government soldier.

The low solubility of DPPD has been exploited further by incorporating the species in the design of a modified renewable carbon-epoxy electrode whereby the detection process can occur in an inexpensively constructed device suitable for single shot determinations.