Sentence examples for to shots from inspiring English sources
noun
The result of launching a projectile or bullet.
- The shot was wide off the mark.
Authorities responded at 3 55 p.m. to shots being fired and found a man who had been shot in the middle of the street.
Was Ramos reacting to shots slower?
Heard something akin to shots.
All four errors led directly to shots at goal.
Images range from Dr. Westheimer's family photos to shots of Jerusalem and the Western Wall.
Nadal seems frustrated that Djokovic is getting to shots that would be winners against anyone else.
Cut to shots of customers savoring roast dog at a Taiwanese restaurant.
Investigators believe the shooting is connected to shots fired in the same neighborhood overnight.
"I was used to shots, because I would hear them all the time," he said.
At about 11pm, police reported responding to shots fired, at Sherman and Burleigh.
This article was amended on 6 July 2013 to correct the spelling of shorts to shots.
