Sentence examples for too much shoot from inspiring English sources

"There was a sense we'd had too much shoot from the hip, or shoot from the lip, that that had got us into two wars and the economic depression that we're in.

"There was too much shooting in the streets," he recalled.

"It's too much shooting over there," the baby's grandmother Maryann Young said at the hospital.

Too much shooting and my momma can't find a job.

"I could hear the marines yelling, but there was too much shooting," Margaret said.

The critics accuse them of doing too much shooting and too little negotiating and reconciling with the Taliban.

On the first attempt, he was preparing to hoist it on top of a building but realized that there was too much shooting going on.

International groups have criticized Israel for too much shooting during riots, and for stepping up its response too quickly from nonlethal riot control techniques to lethal ones.

That meathead approach is part of the problem when considering the game as a continuation of the movies: there is too much shooting and not enough tension and anticipation.

"The government is in the centre of Tikrit, but Daesh [Isis] is in the villages around it and there was too much shooting between the two for us to stay".

In this kind of war, too much shooting is counterproductive.