Sentence examples for to shoot anything from inspiring English sources

"But I wasn't going to shoot anything.

The golf course progressively got more dried out and more difficult as we played and I'm very pleased to shoot anything even par or better.

Part of the decline, too, was explained by the Pentagon's growing restrictions on photographing the American military; why spend thousands of dollars to send photographers to Iraq when they are not allowed to shoot anything anyway?

After arriving, they decided never to shoot anything on their land and soon transformed it into a haven for wildlife and birds – hence my experience of the deer that morning.

Sir Barney, who happens to be chairman of the Countryside Alliance, took exception to an incident in The Archers that seemed to show "farmers wandering around their land with guns cocked ready to shoot anything that moves".

When I was making "You Can Count on Me" and I was interviewing D.P.s [directors of photography], and I had no idea how to shoot anything, I don't remember who, but someone advised me to have a plan for each scene.

Stormtroopers: the fist of the Galactic Empire, a faceless mob of evil, tragically unable to ever accurately shoot anything.

I was directed to the wrong part of the beach and was told to drive at top speed to the right part and shoot anything that moved.

Their instinct, once they have sufficient wealth, is to buy country estates and shoot anything that moves.

However, before you shoot anything important, try some test shots to see if any compensation is necessary.

He said the FBI asked members not to enter the mosque until the investigation is complete, but there's a strong chance that services Wherebe held Friday regardless.