Sentence examples for trained to shoot from inspiring English sources
Armed guards were trained to shoot defectors.
Police officers aren't trained to shoot fifty times.
American soldiers are trained to shoot at the enemy.
"We're trained to shoot until there is no longer a threat.
'[The guards] are trained to shoot in the air, not at prisoners.
Armed officers are traditionally trained to shoot towards the centre of the chest.
No matter how intense the training to shoot first and ask questions later, innate humanity seeps through.
They train to shoot while seated, to stand and shoot, to kneel and shoot, to shoot from around bulkheads, to pirouette and shoot behind them, to "check their six," or ascertain that when there is a disturbance in front of them there is not something else going on behind them.
If Officer Shelby was trained to believe shooting to kill is her only recourse when feeling "something" might happen -- when facing a man whose hands were in the air, even while she had fellow officers at her side -- then heaven help us all, but especially heaven help Black men.
Also, he noted, he's a photographer, trained to point and shoot.
These LightRiders, as the company calls them, are trained to trouble-shoot small problems.
