sniping造句

They were everywhere sniping at us.

EVEN as America's politicians harangue the bankers, the bankers are sniping back.

One sign that Steve Jobs is back to his old self: He's already sniping at rivals.

The 9th step is a habit that you should have while changing your sniping location.

Yet it would be wrong to dismiss the states' worries as partisan sniping; CSAPR is not cost-free.

It has zips for legs and arms to aid hunting and sniping and enables easy access to weapons and equipment.

Such sectarian sniping, inflamed by traditional notions of women as the repository of family honour, has not been the only cause of strife.

I taught many players in FTB3 how to snipe and which gun is best for long range sniping as well as perfect locations on each map.

BARACK OBAMA and his Republican opponents have spent much of the past month sniping at each other, but on November 15th they suddenly found themselves agreeing.

Whether the accusations are true or just the sniping of losers (or both), the prominence with which the press reported them was remarkable.

But critics are sniping that building Western-themed towns on Shanghai's outskirts is impractical and insensitive in a country that once served as a stomping ground for foreign imperialists.

Sweet greetings across the screen sniping, the message of blessing across the distance of time and space, accompanied by the flowers sprinkled the cool summer, take advantage of the summer breeze to explain the definition of happiness, wish the summer weekend hot and dry completely shielded, refreshing accompanied by the bottom