Sentence examples for Make shooting from inspiring English sources

Being absolved of legal responsibility for his documentary subjects, however, does not make shooting the program any easier.

After his performance at nationals the next year, he proceeded to make shooting gestures, into the camera and into his head.

The camera aims to make shooting easy by doing away with things like different modes for cloudy, sunny, portrait and so forth.

To make "Shooting Back," Dr. Mann, equipped with his hidden "wearcam," went into chain stores and innocently asked why there were domes on the ceiling.

iPhone Threadlife is picking up a fair bit of buzz this week, thanks to its aim to make "shooting video as easy as taking photos".

His film office director, Michelle Isabelle-Stark, was charged with creating a one-stop Web site and coordinating with municipalities to make shooting in Suffolk easy for filmmakers.

And if I can't make shoots or meetings, the company never makes me feel guilty.

Arcade controls make shoot-outs accessible for casual players, while simulation controls add a ring of authenticity.

But the movie almost didn't get made; shooting in France was too expensive.

"Jack made shooting that scene a lot of fun," Fletcher says.

The Wildcats also made shooting tougher for Fredette, who scored 21 points on 5-of-13 shooting.