She says she was simply trying to take a shot of Serena.
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I take a shot of whisky because cooking while buzzed is really fun.
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We take a shot of mezcal before we leave (woof) with his coworkers.
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Take a shot of bad vodka and try to remember the sensation of youth.
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I also take a shot of apple cider vinegar to prevent heartburn later on in the day.
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IOWA If TRUMP wins, take a shot of whiskey and drink a cup of corn silk tea.
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When Kardashian arrives, she hands her a Red Bull to take a shot of in the garage.
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There are even photos of the scrum of journalists elbowing to take a shot of the thing at the event.
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Pretty simple rules: take a shot of booze and someone slaps the crap outta you before you can even swallow.
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The only reprieve came whenever he stopped to take a shot of Jack Daniels, each time encouraging me to join him.
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Sure, we wax and zap and inject, but I'd take a shot of Botox any day over that daily face-freeze hell.
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You wake up, you feel like shit, but you know if you take a shot of Jack Daniel's, instantly you're going to feel better.
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A San Francisco startup thinks you should take a shot of its elixir instead — even though the science behind it is dubious, experts say.
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To give the kid a kiss, take a shot of him with my cell when he blows out the candles, and then I'll leave.
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After taking some photos with all of her sisters, Jinger asked her father if he could take a shot of just her and her husband.
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"This is the first time I've ever been happy with you," Shelton joked as he encouraged Fallon to take a shot of their freshly squeezed drink.
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And Yul Brynner explained that when you take a shot of vodka and bite the glass, it had better be a prop glass made of sugar.
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The bartender there asks me if I'd like to take a shot of whiskey with him, but I'm like, Dude, my car keys are in my hand right now!
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She recalled the time a producer phoned ahead of filming and asked her to take a shot of alcohol with castmate Ramona Singer during a reconciliation scene at a restaurant.
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This helps compensate for your normal human lag in pressing the button when you see something you want to take a shot of, and the lag of the system itself.
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As Circuit Breaker is all about gadgets, the only logical creative direction for the lead image was to take a shot of as many gadgets as we could possibly find.
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The Event Horizon team also tried to take a shot of the black hole at the center of our own galaxy, called Sagittarius A* (pronounced aloud it's "Sagittarius A star").
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Based on the hand of the person holding Little Louis in the photograph, it does not seem like Kardashian West was cradling it, and instead she opted to simply take a shot of him.
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If he does, take a shot of corn whiskey—there are quite a few local brands—and wash it down with a relaxing cup of corn silk tea, which is purportedly good for bladder and prostate function.
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Drescher, who starred in seasons 5 and 6, said the show's production team could go too far with their eagerness to liquor up the cast and alleged she was once pressured to take a shot of alcohol while filming.
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If you look closely, you'll spot the pair — Steph saddled up to the bar getting ready to take a shot of what we can only guess is Jägermeister, and Ayesha clad in chef's whites serving up a gorgeous plate of food.
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Patrick Leahy gave reporters a photography lesson, showing off a particularly great shot he got of the moon last night, before flagging down Graham to take a shot of him in his weekend wear, which included running shoes and a golf windbreaker.
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Witherspoon gushed about the treat, writing, "Roses are red, violets are blue, this cake is divine … and so are you…" Ava was behind the camera to take a shot of her mother in front of the massive cake, which was stuffed with a pair of sparklers.
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Seriously, you're not impressing me, just because you drink a pretentious "fancy drink" while all of us regular schmoes make due with our boring old caramel two-pump vanilla macchiatos and double mocha frappes with a side cup of pure cane sugar to chase like when you take a shot of tequila with salt.
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Whenever Clarence the angel talks longingly about getting his wings, take a shot of bourbon and then mince around the room, flapping your arms as feyly as possible.
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Zycho, bored with the party, asks Alexander if they could leave. Alexander then suggests that the group play a game of ultimate truth or dare. They will all take a shot of Sodium Pentothal ("truth serum") and divulge their most inner secrets. All eventually take a shot from the same needle, except for Alexander, who injects his shot into a slice of pizza.
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Meanwhile, Danny arrives at Pooh Bear's house. At the dinner table, surrounded by Pooh Bear's armed friends, tensions rise and one of Pooh Bear's men tries to kill Danny, who retrieves the gun he stashed earlier and shoots the rest of the gang. Shot in the chest by Pooh Bear, Danny collapses to the floor. Pooh Bear, wounded in the leg, goes to take a shot of meth while mumbling incoherently.
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The footage shows Collinson asking the camera crew to take a shot of Dryden's gun. The camera pans to Dryden, who fires the gun at Collinson (now off-screen). As everyone (including crew) disperses, Dryden shoots and wounds the police officer and the reporter. A fuller version of the footage, including a prior visit and the aftermath of the shooting, now forms part of the BBC's filming safety internal training course.
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This allowed the career-ending hit on Lance, for which Kilmer blames Billy Bob. When star running back Wendell Brown (Eliel Swinton) is injured in the district title game, Kilmer persuades him to take a shot of cortisone to deaden the pain in his knee, allowing Wendell to continue playing at risk of more serious injury. Desperate to be recruited by a good college, Wendell is about to consent when Mox tells Kilmer he will quit if the procedure continues. Undaunted, Kilmer orders wide receiver Charlie Tweeder (Scott Caan) to replace Mox, but Tweeder refuses.
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