Sentence examples for trouble shot from inspiring English sources

Nicklaus, 10 years older than Watson and hampered by back trouble, shot an even-par 70. Watson overcame wayward tee shots to finish with five birdies.

Thank you very much for the help, and for explaining how you trouble shot it!

O'Neal, who played only five minutes in the first half because of foul trouble, shot 8 of 13 from the floor and 7 of 12 from the foul line before coming out of the game for good with 6 minutes 24 seconds remaining.

And when I'm playing real golf, I have a better idea at how to handle my trouble shots.

Phil Mickelson, an imaginative feel player whose short-game genius can be mentioned in the same sentence as Ballesteros's, was inspired by the way the long-armed Spaniard approached trouble shots in the trees and tight lies around the greens.

"You don't get many of the girls to take on these high risk trouble shots because some of them aren't strong enough.

During World War II, it was primarily women who assembled, trouble-shot and ran the British Colossus computers, which decrypted coded messages intercepted from the German army.

If you are having trouble shooting your jump shot, go to the free throw line and concentrate on replicating that form in your jump shot.

"When we're in trouble, the shot goes down to him.

The Hawks came back from a 15-point first-half deficit and won despite an off night by their leading scorer, Steve Smith, who was plagued by foul trouble and shot just 1 for 10 from the field.

While Ewing may have had trouble sharing shots and glory with Sprewell and Houston, Rice's history with the Los Angeles Lakers has to be at least a little troubling.