Sentence examples for this sort of shoot from inspiring English sources

Of course now True Grit will ride with the brilliant front-runners for the Academy Award: The King's Speech, The Fighter, and Black Swan, but hey, when it comes to this sort of shoot out, the Coens are used to it.

Residents of Brownsville said yesterday, though, that this sort of shooting was hardly new to them.

He said he remarked that the officers and Mr. Busch had "this sort-of face-off and then you just shot him".

There's still the cable news people who are whipping this up, and frankly sometimes using it for political purposes to sort of shoot at the government".

There's still the cable news people who are whipping this up, and frankly sometimes using it for political purposes to sort of shoot at the government". Collins didn't downplay the severity of the disease, noting that its rapid spread in Africa, and the humanitarian disaster it has left in its wake, should rattle people.

A sort of, "Shoot, I wish I had that U2 song on my iPod right now" versus, "Here, let me stream that U2 song for you".

We're just now touring the States, which has made it sort of shoot up a little bit.

TH: Well, when you're inside of stuff and you're working on it, you always sort of shoot for the stars and hit the moon, hopefully.

This sort of direction is common in fashion shoots and she'll have been hearing it since she was 14, so perhaps it's unsurprising that she wanted it on her wedding day, aged 37, but doesn't it also seem a little sad?

4760 on Tuesday makes Massachusetts the 12th state with a so-called red flag law, and the seventh to enact this sort of legislation since the February mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida.

Sex addiction is barely recognised in the UK, one reason why the film was shot in New York (this sort of territory is not new for Abi – 2004's Sex Traffic, about prostitution, won a Bafta for best drama serial).