Sentence examples for a closeup of something from inspiring English sources

There's a closeup of something.

She was referring, of course, to the show's "Too many naked breasts, you say?" moment: a bouncing closeup of something gray, flaccid, and horrible that in no way evens the score.

You can take a closeup of your face, but having something else in the photo to look at gives the photo depth and variety.

"I'd never post something like that now," she said, looking at a closeup of ripening blackberries, from four years ago.

Marclay pointed to a closeup of breasts.

* A closeup of Rosario Dawson looking sinister!

There was a closeup of Fischer in 1972.

One photo was a closeup of him squinting.

The next photo was a closeup of a shopwindow.

A closeup of the doors and a black-and-white rectangular sign beside them.

On the left is a closeup of one of the four chemical bunkers.