Sentence examples for unmistakable shot from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unmistakable shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a photograph or image that is clear and easily recognizable, or a decisive moment in a game or competition. Example: "The photographer captured an unmistakable shot of the sunset, with vibrant colors that left everyone in awe."
And while the ads created for -- and featuring -- Mr. Jennings do not mention his principal opponent, the tag line, in the eyes of some in the industry, appears to be an unmistakable shot across the anchor desk.
From left to right, from moderates to radicals, from young to old, from professional protesters to first-timers, it was an unmistakable warning shot for the government.
Justice Department officials are "sending an unmistakable cannon shot across the bow of any other state that might be tempted to follow Arizona's misguided approach," said Lucas Guttentag, director of the Immigrants' Rights Project for the A.C.L.U.
He rarely mentioned Hillary Rodham Clinton by name, but veiled shots were unmistakable.
A few seconds later came the second and third – the whine of rifle shots was unmistakable.
But there is an unmistakable defiance in the closing shot, in which Ms. Yamada walks directly toward the camera, holding the audience in a gaze that seems to implicate them.
Different scales are occasionally juxtaposed in a single shot to produce an unmistakable dramatic or rhetorical effect.
As the teams skated back and forth in overtime, the crowd hanging on every pass, every rush and every shot, the night did have the unmistakable feel of a Game 7 — even if only one team faced elimination.
In spite of a flu shot last fall, my throat now has the unmistakable warning tickle and my nose is starting to run.
Martinez hit a crucial homer, the sound of its impact unmistakable, and Pettitte and the bullpen made sure the three-run shot held up and made sure they were relieved.
