Sentence examples for tragic shot from inspiring English sources

One tragic shot from this rifle is, as they say, heard around the world.

These rhapsodic yet tragic shots, accompanied by a recording of the avant-garde jazz saxophonist Albert Ayler, are the film's most personal, spontaneous, original, and inspired elements.

You should know this even if you don't send your own kids off to sleepaway for the summer, because over on Facebook, the entire process of getting ready for the big send off was meticulously documented by every single person you've ever met in a series of obligatory posts that are giving those tragic "Say Amen" shots a serious run for their money.

Special Effects Unit Director Ray Tintori talks us through the film's visual effects, and how they had to navigate shots around the tragic Louisiana oil spill.

Tragic Wedding Stories  A MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT WEDDING GUESTS WHILE THEY DANCED TO "GANGNAM STYLE" He killed two men while firing celebratory shots into the air.

Although Star survived the tragic incident, the trauma from the shot to her head caused her to lose her left eye and suffer from some hearing loss.

This is a tragic story of two young lives — one shot to death, the other sentenced to a long prison term.

Gorgeously shot and acted with aching tragic truthfulness, Michael Winterbottom's Trishna is a romance of depth and feeling.

Tragic case: A 16-year-old boy shot and killed by Los Angeles police called 911 himself and left his family a "farewell note," according to Chief Charlie Beck.

Playing as a survivor of a sometimes emotionally difficult and tragic career, Seles believes she still has a shot at a Wimbledon title that has always eluded her.

Clemens also related one particularly tragic night-time incident when the terrified Rangers shot and killed an approaching figure on a horse they assumed to be a Union advance scout, but who turned out to be a passing stranger.