headshot (noun)

1. Why did the photographer go broke? Because every time he took a headshot, he had to pay restitution!

2. During World War II, snipers were trained to take headshots to eliminate enemy officers and disrupt their command structure.

3. In the detective novel, the protagonist solves the murder mystery after discovering a hidden clue in a photograph of a headshot.

4. The horror movie featured a terrifying scene where the antagonist took a headshot, resulting in an intense gore-filled sequence.

1. In a display of great teamwork, Sarah's headshot to score the winning goal became a symbol of love and admiration between her and her soccer partner.

2. Legend has it that the powerful goddess of the game, Athena, would often score with a headshot that could mesmerize the crowd.

3. The haunted soccer field was known for its eerie atmosphere, and players would often hear ghostly whispers whenever a headshot was attempted.

4. Captain Goalkeeper, with his incredible aerial skills, could always be counted on to execute a perfectly timed and accurate headshot, just like a superhero from a comic book.

1. The fashion magazine featured a stunning headshot of the top model on its cover.

2. In Greek mythology, Medusa is often portrayed as a monstrous creature with snakes for hair, turning people to stone when they looked at her headshot.

3. In the crime novel, the detective glanced at the headshot of the primary suspect, trying to deduce if he was guilty or innocent.

4. The artist used a headshot as reference to create a detailed portrait of the person.