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She also had four feet of water in her hold from shot holes.

"I thought you just beat up people and shot holes in them, that sort of thing."

He shot holes in restaurants if the service was poor.

He looked back at the French ship to count her shot holes.

There were half a dozen shot holes, none of them below or even near the water line.

He put powerful, molding explosive into each one of the shot holes.

Only to be stirred out again as the sergeant shot holes in the ceiling.

This demanding 557 yard par 5 is a three shot hole for nearly every player.

Any shot hole which is more than 1 times the diameter of the bullet will be scored as a miss.

Most of the ship remained empty, with shot holes unplugged.

Meyer swung her stinger and shot holes in the air.

It marked the top center of the inside ring of shot holes.

The pressure of the water held it firmly in place, plugging the underwater shot hole.

The shot hole is packed with an explosive powder.

Johnny reached the top of his long-wall and painted in the last shot holes.

Rod's design demanded Nearly 1,200 shot holes to be filled with two and a half tons of explosive.

Yes, there were a few more shot holes but she was still firing as fast, with smoke streaming out of her ports.

He debated whether to stand aside, but decided it was only in American films that people shot holes through hotel doors.

With the last drink, Igor loaded up the gun and shot holes in the bottom of the boat.

Vandals have ripped phones out of the booth and shot holes through the glass.

He must, therefore, position his shot holes to achieve the maximum disruption and blow-out from the face.

Then with robotic speed they drew concealed weapons and shot holes in the offender.

A soldier is asked in the documentary: "You specifically shot holes into containers?

Shot hole affects almonds by disrupting both the leaves and the fruit of the plant.

So Hector took a gun and shot holes through the cook's busted-up car."