Sentences with phrase «guy gets shot»

A shirtless guy gets shot, he falls to the ground, the main character presumes him dead yet he's clearly still breathing.

«Seeing those guys getting shot up, it would chew me up inside to know that I sat back in safety and didn't help them,» he told me.

Guy got a shot and expert free kick taker.

The little guy getting a shot to prove his worth on the biggest of stages is part of what makes March so great.

These guys get shot at every single day.

-- Came to school and said, «I saw a guy get shot last night.

It's great when fools like you guys get shot down in flames.

Not exact matches

The first two guys would wake the enemy up and get them shooting.

That's the only time I really got scared because this guy knew who I was... when I heard about the shooting, that was my first thought.

Not big - shot guys with corner offices who get a pat on the back for everything they omit from the public.

Not big - shot guys with corner offices who get a pat on the back for everything they

You didn't mean to get the girl pregnant or actually kill the guy when you shot him.

Then some guy named Alex pops on under the name AnImpartialOberserver, Alex, Alex the Inept I am not sure, asks some very good questions... but gets shot down.

So, what are you trying to say, that the 3 guys in the theater prayed when they were getting shot in order to get into heaven because they were afraid of dying and going to hell?

This guys first amendment right just got shot down by this judge.

Because of all the ah - maze comments you guys left me, I decided to give the oatmeal raisin GNU flavor & fiber bar a second shot, and I will definitely be getting some of the other flavors to try as well... it was definitely better than the ThinkThin bar I had.

The guys need shooting practice whenever we get in the box we have to score the perfect goal because we shit Corners need to be stopped because I always feel like we are the ones to concede just let it be a goal.

Him not being on the bench has nothing to do with the fact that this roster is filled with guys who can not get or make a shot.

If a guy is getting killed essentially for selling loose cigarettes or a guy is shot dead because he is deaf and can not hear the police instructions, there is something wrong.

So instead of having to take turns running iso, our guys get multiple touches each possession, so even if they don't get to be the one who shoots, they had the opportunity and were part of the play.

He'll start behind his competitor in the fairway, but make up for it by pulling a mid-iron, throwing a dart and then waiting for the other guy to hit his next two or three shots before he gets to play again.

He gives them another guy who can really get a shot over anyone in the League and help on the boards as well.

These guys can win Games and will do so if they can just take care of the basketball more and get the right shots.

Jabarri being the type of guy that he is handled it graciously and said he needed to make that shot to get his team the W. I'd just like to remind everyone out there..

You know what you are going to get from these guys each and every week — gritty defense, hustle plays all over the place, 25 + points from Jabarri «maybe the best scorer in the League» Reynolds and 15 - 20 points from Evan «one of the best 2nd options in the League» Zahniser... The difference between Ws and Ls for these guys usually come down to a few missed / made jump shots between them and their opponents.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive back Winston Guy decided that even though he was on the ground and not going anywhere, that he'd get a solid cheap shot in.

You can see on the highlights and replays of many of the rushing TDs and highlights, CSU had guys shooting gaps and getting into the backfield.

He seems to be the next guy up that really gets it: when you get your shot, play like it is an audition.

Or, there's a 4 - team deal I did that gets Melo in Houston, surrounds LeBrown with 3 & D players and gets you a bench, which might give you guys a shot at taking on GSW, gives NY Irving, and allows the Bucks to save a little money while adding a nice prospect.

Instead of being a hot shot rookie who got drafted and his first real big payday thinking he is hot sheet, you now have a guy who knows this might be his last chance before he is out of the league.

I have no idea how he's getting along inside their locker room, but I noticed he's the only guy not afraid to tell Allen Iverson he's taken a bad shot.

He's got a little too much of the «dribble dribble, size my guy up, dribble dribble okay now shoot» in him.

«That's what you saw today, a guy who was confident that he could get any shot he wanted.»

Hes not getting a title shot anytime soon by fighting the top guys, even though hes probably the top dog in the division, i thought he beat woodley second time around.

Grant is still developing his outside / midrange shot, bone is still learning how to find his shot / score over talller guys, Bowden can become better at creating his own shot, Alexander will get stronger / add to his offensive game, Turner can get better at D, and Schofield can become a better ball handler.

A point guard's mentality is to run the offense and get guys good shots.

I trust him, but I swear every Chiefs highlight last year (good or bad), Witz is blocking the wrong guy while his man has straight shot to the QB, is getting manhandled, or is off balance while the guy he's trying to block casually sidesteps him.

It will be a different look, but there should be space for him to create those shots, and they're obviously getting leadership from another high - character guy to go with Steve Nash and Raja Bell.»

This coming from a guy who got his shot blocked twice on the final possession trying to tie the game.

Using Yoel to make a point about missing weight and still getting a title shot is incorrect... much like this guys weight cutting ideas.

Shanahan's take, not in his words but paraphrased: Here's a guy who was shot by his father when he was 16 months old, who didn't have a home in high school, who just found places to stay at night, who had death threats against him after his college process, and now, he's got his life together enough to be great at football, he's a great teammate, he lights up the room when he walks in...

If the guy they would get at # 1 is there for them at # 5, grab him, otherwise I agree with you, get one of the other elite players at their position and give Keenum his shot.

Can't see the Hawks wasting a shot at getting a cheaper kid to play with Kane for a guy who would likely trickle down to their 3rd line.

«We've got a big defensive group who doesn't give up a lot of second chances and I'm able to see a lot of shots and when I do give up a rebounds, guys are there fighting for pucks.»

You try to convince people that Vince McMahon's (or WWE management in general) dislike of certain guys is partially a shoot so it gets a better reaction.

He made some great runs, drew defenders, won the ball back several times, held the ball under pressure and got it to guys with good shooting chances, and was generally in great position when the ball came in the box.

Hiring a new coach is a terrifying crap shoot, and I always say that you shouldn't do it unless you know you can't fulfill realistic goals with the guy you've got.

By getting closer you're more likely to block the shot, and at least put the guy under more pressure so he might miskick it.

«We do it because if we knock those guys down, they get fewer uncontested shots on the man with the ball, and that reduces fumbles,» Schottenheimer says.

You don't have to like the guy, but he did more than a few others to get a title shot against Aldo.