Sentence examples for taking another shot at from inspiring English sources

It look increasingly likely that Hillary Clinton will be taking another shot at the presidency in 2016.

And yet Ms. Murphy is taking another shot at the Brooklyn mom-and-pop ideal with her fiancé, Chris Rafano, who runs the wholesale arm of her confectionery.

Or am I replaying my own early years, taking another shot at being the popular child in a childhood that has been sealed and stowed away for decades?

But that won't be true forever, which may explain his antipathy at the prospect of Mr. Romney's taking another shot at the White House.

So Honda, acutely aware of how important the Civic is to its bottom line, is taking another shot at perking the car up, at least cosmetically, with a midcycle refresh of its refresh.

What the writer is doing, he's writing, perpetrating hooptedoodle, perhaps taking another shot at the weather, or has gone into the character's head, and the reader either knows what the guy's thinking or doesn't care.

Later still he took another shot at voguing.

We took another shot at speaking with Mr. Murray.

First, when will Congress take another shot at cap and trade?

We are about to take another shot at something that ended in failure five years ago.

As for the voter ID law, Republican legislators in North Carolina took another shot at it this year.