Examples of 'shot took' in a sentence
Meaning of "shot took"
Shot took could mean that someone has taken a shot or attempted something, typically in a decisive or bold manner
How to use "shot took" in a sentence
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That shot took out your antenna.
That man who was shot took him.
Shot took out some of the engine.
I guess the single shot took out his pump.
The shot took seven takes to get right.
We were pleased to see that almost every shot took effect.
The shot took some skill.
The man who shot the man who got shot took out a gun and shot him.
This shot took some skill.
But I think, the first shot took her life.
Their shot took out our starboard nacelle.
Clyde died instantly - the first shot took off the top of his head.
That shot took a day to shoot.
How the three-point shot took over the NBA.
One shot took out the foreign devil on the footplate.
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When I got myself up, I could not believe the shot took her down.
One shot took his life.
Well, between us, that mug shot took a toll on her.
This next shot took place in a music recording studio.
You ask me, was not no pot shot took him out, either.
His first shot took out the one holding the rifle.
The production of the 48 page prestige format one shot took a lot of time.
And so every shot took on way too much importance.
Every shot took effect.
His second shot took the man through the side of the head.
A third shot took out the insurgents ' machine gun.
His second shot took effect, clearing the bridge of workmen.
A similar shot took place during Coven, but it was just trees.
The three-second shot took about 15 hours of work to get right.
Wasn't no pot shot took him out, either. You ask me.
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