Rather than take a clear shot, he just lofted the ball into no-man's land and let the opportunity get away.
But they could not take a clear shot at the tower's narrow entrance — its only opening — without dangerously exposing themselves.
In her opening statement, she took a clear shot, saying: "Unlike another woman in this race, I actually love spending time with my husband".
He located a door release button and led the five hostages into Martin Place, making sure to "run wide" so police stationed along the perimeter of the cafe could take a clear shot if Monis emerged behind the escapees.
He also took a clear shot at conservative Republicans who have attacked the United Nations, saying, "Those in my country or elsewhere who believe we can do without the United Nations, or impose our will upon it, misread history and misunderstand the future".
So, Hennig and Evans can take a clear shot at all three major races for young fillies at Saratoga: the Schuylerville at six furlongs, the Adirondack at six and a half furlongs on Aug. 14 and the Spinaway at seven furlongs on Sept. 1. "It's nice to have a chance to win the first stakes of the meet, and it's nice to be in a position for the sweep," Hennig said.
(I'm only noting this because some interesting reveal sound effect could be heard as the camera took a clear shot of the ticket. Apparently, it meant something).
Just download the app, type in some basic information, and hold your phone steady enough to take a clear shot of your forms.
On Tuesday, Universal released a teaser trailer for The First Purge, and the thing takes a clear shot at Trump complete with a familiar looking red hat sporting the film's title.
Because Mickelson's ball landed where a tree would hinder his backswing, he gets to take a drop, which helps him have a clear shot to the pin.
