Sentence examples for thought of shooting from inspiring English sources
At that point, the thought of shooting 59 crossed his mind.
She balked at the thought of shooting the deer, saying perhaps contraception would be a better way.
In 1943 he contemplated the thought of shooting Hitler.
He insisted, however, that he had not thought of shooting 59. "If you're nine under through 14 or 15 holes, it's more feasible," Woods said.
He planned to shoot it in 1962; he thought of shooting it in New York, with Paul Newman in the lead role; then, in French, with Jean-Paul Belmondo, then with Charles Aznavour; then, in English, with Peter O'Toole, then with Terence Stamp.
So, whenever the thought of school shooting occurs, the response is severe.
Deep in thought, he's shooting video out of the front window of unused switches and abandoned stations lining the rundown cars' route, listening to the crescendo hum that defines the New York City subway.
No, a cartoon dog looking up at heaven with thought-dots shooting out of his eye. 5. King Diamond.
The last thing we wanted was extra time and the thought of a penalty shoot-out after that.' I was absolutely sickened that football had become such a battleground.
One espies the court gowns of the Princesses Olga and Tatiana, the two oldest daughters of Nicholas and Alexandra — with their minuscule waists, pink or ivory silk, the knots of material twisted to look like roses — and recoils at the thought of these pampered, sheltered girls shot just years later by a Bolshevik death squad in Yekaterinburg.
