Sentence examples for window to shoot from inspiring English sources

Obviously, you don't need to open a window to shoot a Sidewinder through it.

We only had a small window to shoot in when we had snow and daylight, and we needed to have the script, cast and finance in place six months beforehand.

But we found a window to shoot it.

I've tried to make my own plane windows to shoot in the studio, but it doesn't quite work.

Using mirrors, glass and windows to shoot through, he explains, "[It's] something I'd like to do all the time, but particularly in a movie that's all about lies, and manipulation and misunderstandings.

(Optional) In your fort, have windows to shoot out of.

Make windows to shoot at the zombies (be careful there are skeletons that have bows).

As a teen, I kept a kestrel – until the police turned up and said no. I'd be home alone from school each lunchtime and I'd sit with the kestrel, eating my cheese and pickled onion Mother's Pride sandwich, holding an air-rifle and peeping out of the back window, trying to shoot a sparrow to feed it.

Following an argument with a local man, Ant marched into a Camden pub intending to confront him, but was laughed at; he stormed out, returned with a second world war pistol, hurled a car alternator through the pub window, threatened to shoot, and then fled, before being arrested by armed police, bailed and promptly sectioned in a secure psychiatric ward.

Branagh's sleek and suited hitman has his eyes on the window from which to shoot to kill.

Because Kristen Bell goes back to work on her Showtime show, there was a very specific window we had to shoot in.