Sentence examples for too much shooting from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

"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.

"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.

Harry Zakour, chief executive of the Hearts of Oak team, told local Metro TV: "I think the police shot too much tear gas.

Redlands Coach Yaphett King said that Lindsey might spend too much time shooting baskets in the gym, and that after two years away from the game he needed to regain the intensity to play hard on every possession.

INDIANAPOLIS — Some Knicks were ill, some Knicks were aching and some Knicks were bickering, or at least giving the appearance of it, all on the eve of a game labeled a "must win" by the franchise star, who is shooting too much or not shooting enough.

One criticism of European players in the N.H.L. is that they pass the puck too much and shoot it too little.