Sentence examples for take a shoot of from inspiring English sources

Take a shoot of green willow that's about three feet long and flick it down lightly on the grasshopper.

The rain stopped about four and Tina took a shooting lesson from the manager of the Brays shooting club, Greg Freeman.

Using his guitar like a banjo, accelerating the narrative like Flatt and Scruggs do in "Bonnie and Clyde," Cash sings: "I took a shot of cocaine and shot my woman down.

After all, Johhny Cash sang "I took a shot of cocaine and shot my woman down" -- and he is a folk hero.

The son of notorious tough guy Dave Manson did take a delay-of-game penalty after shooting the puck over the glass early in the second period but he didn't falter.

In the typical five hours or more Mr. Little spends in the water shooting, he take a huge number of shots, but throws most of them out.

Any damn point-and-shoot can take a good picture of a controlled situation: a group of people in a bar, a pretty landmark, a funny mess the kids made, that sort of thing.

Yet McCain himself has joked: "It doesn't take a lot of talent to get shot down.

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Now, there are weekly protests outside Trimble's home, his wife receives constant abusive telephone calls, and the man who made Unionism welcome in Washington finds a former friend in his own constituency pleading with the Nobel Prize winner to do the 'honourable thing' - to take a bottle of whiskey and shoot himself because of his treachery.