“close range”造句，怎麼用close range造句

Moments later Bent scored from close range for Sunderland before Chris Foy brought proceedings to a close.

The coordinated turning of the eyes inward to focus on an object at close range.

A photograph or a film or television shot taken at close range.

He made parachutes made of tissue paper and studied birds at close range.

Moreover, big Presidents may have big faults, and these, seen at close range, are likely to look huge.

He sidefooted the ball in from close range after Thierry Henry had headed across a free-kick.

One day gunmen walked into the restaurant and shot diners and staff at close range, spattering blood over the walls.

Cesc then became the youngest goalscorer in Arsenal's history in a later round of the League Cup, scoring from very close range in a5–1 victory against Wolves.

The Archer boasted his ability to shoot at several targets at once, and the Marksman was stressing the accuracy of his shots at close range.

Those who have experienced setbacks are always more stubborn, more mature and more courageous, and we can see success at close range, that is, we are one step closer to success.

Forward yuki nagasato helped japan avoid the shutout pounding a left-footed drive into the back of the net from close range for an unassisted goal in the79th minute.

One day in late autumn, I had the privilege of participating in the activities organized by the United Front Department of the Big Ship Group and visiting the Guan Xiangying Memorial Hall in Jinzhou, which gave me a chance to experience the extraordinary life of great people at close range.

Fighting or boxing at close range.

Our soldiers grappled with the enemy at close range.

without my reading glasses I can hardly see things close up; even firing at close range he missed.

However, man overcame these faults by learning to track his targets at a close range.

At close range,the gases from the blank generated enough kinetic energy to cause a fatal wound.

Do you know what percentage of American soldiers pulled the trigger after encountering the enemy at close range in World War II?

The camera has an LED flash, which helps at close range at night, but the camera itself is balky and slow to focus and fire.

Ramon Pavlyuchenko nearly levelled for Spurs from Rafael Van der Vaart's cross and defender William Gallas hit the post from close range, but Real were never in danger of losing their advantage.

He was shot in the head at close range.

Had there been crossfire at close range, some Israeli soldier would have been shot.

High caliber cannons will come in two very different kinds, suited for long and close range fighting respectively.

Mabrouk Zaid conceded a corner under pressure from Shevchenko and after the first kick was deflected into the side-netting, Maksym Kalichenko delivered again and Rusol turned the ball into the net from close range.

But shots to the head from close range can kill.

Drogba headed the first corner out, but from the second Yobo rose above Ballack and Essien to head Everton back ahead from close range with Hilario rooted.

Using pulse compression of amplitude limit the serious interference of big target of close range in little larget of distant range can be restrained.

The Gunners were stunned to find themselves behind with just two minutes played after Charlton's sprightly England forward Eniola Aluko burst into the penalty area from the right and supplied a teasing low cross which Katie Holtham bundled in from close range.