Sentence examples for thought shot from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, a thought shot through his mind: What an odd coincidence that I should have a French translator who looks exactly like Rudolf Nureyev.

The result is an eye-widening treasure chest of manuscript sketches of first ideas and second thoughts, rehearsal shots, backstage arguments, lessons and, intriguingly, glimpses of the man beneath the material.

Indeed, one would have been forgiven for believing that al-Maliki thought Iraq well shot of British forces after Moqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi army was cleared from Basra.

The split-second incident only allowed Banks time for one conscious thought – that the shot was impossible to catch, and the only way to prevent Pelé from following up on the rebound would be to parry the ball over the bar.

So I'm thinking a shot for every #kershaw strikeout....on second thought... #GoDodgers.

(USA had second thoughts about one shot, that of a person falling from one of the towers, and removed it.) But the news film of the towers on fire is intercut with re-creations of New Yorkers looking on in horror, police officers and firefighters doing their jobs and Mr. Giuliani almost losing his own life.

Distract yourself with positive thoughts during the shot.

He gives as much thought to getting the shot as he does to nailing the trick.

The thought of taking a shot of liquor made me sick.

In its effervescent speed, the novel brings to mind one of those fast-talking 1930s Hollywood comedies, in particular George Cukor's The Women, where men are ever-present in thought, but never in shot.

For LA, the thought of Donovan's shot off the foot of the post and Keane's horrendous penalty kick, combined with some excellent Chris Seitz saves (and what a phenomenal few performances he has put in in Hartman's absence) probably kept fans and players alike up at night.