Sentence examples for uses a shot of from inspiring English sources

(Like Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," with its film of President Bush on the links encouraging reporters to "watch this drive," the ad uses a shot of President Clinton swinging a golf club to suggest dereliction of duty).

Others could use a shot of espresso.

Perhaps the sustainists could use a shot of whatever Marinetti was drinking.

The new price plan is an experiment by Microsoft at a time when it could use a shot of adrenaline in its games business.

However, like this production as a whole, which is clean and correct but too infrequently incisive, even Falstaff could use a shot of vitality.

And E Ink uses no power at all when displaying an image; the ink dots just stay frozen in place until you "turn the page," which is the only time you use a shot of power).

The program, one of about a dozen simulation training centers around the country, was set up in 1999 when military leaders decided their training simulation programs could use a shot of Hollywood-style magic.

Not so with Fox, even when the Mets loaded the bases in the sixth inning of Game 3. Fox used a shot of the full diamond only 11 times on Tuesday.

The N.B.A. is full of emerging new stars and rising young teams, but what sports enterprise during these troubled economic times can't use a shot of nostalgic, feel-good juice?

Misia Sert, the beautiful salonista who posed for Renoir and hung out with Picasso and Proust, was so steeped in Europhilia that she could use a shot of New World presumption.

These were good films from familiar names in a competition that could use a shot of new energy from the likes of Na Hong-jin, from South Korea (here with the great and lavishly gory "The Yellow Sea"), and Joachim Trier, from Norway (with "Oslo, 31. August"), festival highlights passed over at awards time.