Sentence examples for this means shooting from inspiring English sources

This means shooting must be done at night or when the museum is closed, in addition to hiring extra staff, security and art handlers to protect the collection.

At one end of the scale this means shooting a sparrow because it spoiled your display; at the other it means blowing up people on buses, or invading countries, because you don't like their regimes.

This means shooting vertical video in addition to landscape, or editing videos to vertical specs in post-production.

"This means shooting at the centre of someone's body, where organs are located, which is potentially lethal in itself," the source said.

"Now if that means shooting at someone who's shooting at them, then we'll do it".

It has a semi-open back, which means shooting my back is out of the question.

When all is said and done, love means shooting at something and making it fall down.

He began "collecting," which means shooting birds to get a closer look at them, and he continued to experiment with taxidermy after reading a book on it.

In order to put together the cash for his annual offerings, Allen has more often than not had to make deals in Europe, which means shooting there.

Caroline Spelman, secretary for environment, food and rural affairs, is likely to say farmers can use "free shooting", which means shooting badgers in the field.

That means shooting schedules on scripted shows like General Electric -owned NBC's Las Vegas are getting pushed up, and more reality fare is on order.