Sentence examples for word shooting from inspiring English sources

A headline with the word "shooting" is never something you want to see, but it's particularly harrowing if you're on your way to vacation where the incident took place.

A foul curse word shot across the cement garden and Allmon cried out.

But his use of the word "shoot" prompted the school district to invoke its zero-tolerance policy for school violence.

Because, look, here's Lindsay Lohan shooting the paparazzi with two handguns, because the word "shoot" can mean "fire a gun" as well as "take a photo".

Witnesses said Calderon was in a store when two people entered and, without a word, shot him numerous times in the back, police Sgt. Maribel Arzuaga said.

He walked up to two female teachers who were chatting in the hall, and without a word shot each of them in the head.

The word shot from his mouth in rhythm with the fists that pumped above his head.

I should have had my old 'forty-four.'" In a second shooting incident, a miner walked into Chafin's sheriff office in Logan and, without a word, shot him in the chest.

Young children (under 7) might associate the word "shot" with guns and serious injuries.

The word "shot" refers to a heavy ball, which contestants try to hurl as far as they can.

Expecting to talk about his new film, Selleck was greeted with a fusillade of hostile questions about a recent print ad he'd done for the NRA which opened with the ill-chosen words: "Shooting teaches young people good things".