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1. Someone took a shot at the car.

2. Shaw took a shot at the goal from the halfway line, but missed.

3. A crazy man took a shot at her from a rooftop.

4. Some one took a shot at her, but missed.

5. I take a shot at the odd one that flies over Uskair strictly illegal, I know.

6. A crazy man, some one she had never seen before, took a shot at her from a rooftop.

7. Then, police claim, some one took a shot at them, and they had to withdraw for their own safety.

8. Most basketball coaches would probably be eager to take a shot at slumping Syracuse right about now.

9. Someone took a shot at her as she was getting out of her car.

10. Go ahead. Take a shot at the target.

11. It was her turn to take a shot at her career.

12. Take a shot at what you are going to do for sound design at this early stage.

13. I said, let me take a shot at selling this.

14. Maybe I take a shot at it and maybe I break it. I'm real happy with myself because I did my job well.

15. The question was whether I should also take a shot at Starr's investigation and say it was time to end it.

16. For the lover of surprises : Take a shot at making this remarkable zucchini bread, and you're sure to change the recipient's ideas about it!

17. I am gonna take a shot at your wife . This is just guy things . Nothing personal .Sentencedict.com

18. The verdict was 'let's take a shot at this,' said a person familiar with the matter, who noted that Mr. Buffett has liked investing in various railroads for several years.

19. To take a penalty corner, one attacker stands with the ball on a designated spot on the back line. The player pushes out the ball to other attackers, waiting to take a shot at goal.

20. And if it wants to have a big mobile business it should take a shot at making its own handset.