Sentence examples for tends to shoot from inspiring English sources
He tends to shoot off his mouth — he shoots from the hip.
He recently expressed surprise that anyone should care what he said, and he tends to shoot his mouth off.
Like Chappell, Ponting knows the game with an intimacy that few can match and tends to shoot straight.
More characteristically, though, his book tends to shoot out in all directions and, seemingly, all of them at once.
Detecting lies goes back at least as far as the Greek physician Erasistratus, who about 260 B.C. discovered that a man's pulse tends to shoot up whenever he attempts to conceal anything Tells about medieval tests of veracity.
Rock tends to shoot his comedy specials in front of predominantly black crowds, which gives him license to say things that might resonate differently in rooms full of white people.
I tend to shoot from the hip".
But for the past couple of years the distant futures have tended to shoot up too.
Intimidated riders tend to shoot for an attainable second or third place, not first.
I tend to shoot in a lot of hotel rooms, so I often need to improvise with the setting.
"The government doesn't have a good track record on this, they tend to shoot the messenger.
