Sentence examples for which shooting from inspiring English sources

Flight shooting, in archery, a form of competition in which shooting for maximum distance is the object, with little or no regard for accuracy.

He can add to his allotted time by joining the daily "loner hunts", in which shooting a "single-loner" fugitive earns you an extra day.

If the earth crosses one of these dusty lanes, the result is a meteor storm, in which shooting stars appear at a rate of several thousand per hour for a short while.

It is difficult to imagine a Call of Duty or Battlefield title in which shooting a civilian leads to a mission where the player is detained in a military prison for several months before being tried and sentenced.

For the most part, though, the historical and scientific details and anecdotes with which "Shooting the Sun" abounds -- from the critical role of the discovery of the element iodine in the development of photography to the precise difference between a Kiowa riding and walking moccasin -- are woven skillfully into the story.

An affidavit sworn by Abu Rahma on October 3, 2000, says the Israeli soldiers shot the boy in cold blood: "I can assert that shooting at the child Mohammed and his father Jamal came from the above-mentioned Israeli military outpost, as it was the only place from which shooting at the child and his father was possible.

Kevin Durant had 16 points for the cold-shooting Thunder, which shot a season-low 32.9 percent from the field.

Kenny Doleac led Army (2-1), which shot 29percentt, with 8 points.

Tamir had an airsoft gun, which shoots nonlethal plastic pellets.

Butler, which shot 52percentt, got 14 points from Thomas Jackson.

Brian Grant scored 19 points for the Heat, which shot 52percentt.