Sentence examples for take shooting from inspiring English sources

I'd take shooting blue lightning from my hands over a transporter beam any day.

"We did not take shooting Harambe lightly, but that child's life was in danger," the zoo's director, Thane Maynard, explained.

If you choose to buy a gun as a security measure, be sure that you take shooting and gun-safety lessons.

The posse takes ages to get there, though, so she has time to park her small daughter with a neighbour, then go and ask her resentful ex-boyfriend (Joel Edgerton) for help, and take shooting lessons in preparation for the showdown.

She was really jazzed because a requirement upon being hired was that she had to take shooting lessons at the firing range, which was down by the river.

If needed, buy a gun and take shooting lessons.

I like the idea of people thinking, 'What was that?'" The video is shot as one long take, shot in a mostly dark room.

And they missed most of the open ones they took, shooting 35.6 percent from the field.

"Suppressors are really about taking shooting noise below 140 decibels, which is the OSHA hearing-safe level," Schauble said.

From a black Lexus parked nearby the agents took shooting targets, a U-Haul receipt, packaging for a Go Pro camera, legal documents and other items.

Pres Clinton takes shot at gridlock and whacks Supreme Court on voting rights.