Sentence examples for a shoot from a from inspiring English sources

Poirot was a catalogue raisonné of art deco ashtrays; Mad Men an obsessive-compulsive facsimile of mid-century modern; while Wallander resembled a shoot from a late-1990s Wallpaper magazine, all recherche Scandinavian fetishism.

With a penchant for strong language, a commanding physical presence, and a shoot-from-the-hip swagger, Darragh MacAnthony can often be loved and loathed in equal measure.

Three independent leaf samples (#9-11 from the base of a shoot) from the upper crown of a sexually mature tree were collected 2 h after sunrise at each collection time from April to July in 2007.

A live shoot from a traffic emergency required a dozen or so engineers at the station to manage the feed and send it to your television screen where million-dollar anchors bantered about the weather.

If possible, take a less explosive weapon or shoot from a separate area to where they are positioned.

Shoot from a variety of frames.

Shoot from a moderate distance (or using a moderate zoom) to capture things like playing children, group dances, or people eating at a family reunion.

Young plants of sympodial thin-leaved Oncidium usually produce a new shoot from an axillary bud at the second node under the pseudobulb (Tanaka et al. 1986), so, for the shoot to develop, the pseudobulb acts as a source of photosynthate (Hew and Ng 1996).

"She can certainly stretch a defense and shoot from N.B.A. range, a terrific scorer".

Three days later, three students were injured in a shooting about a block from Snyder High School.

Twelve killed, 59 wounded from a shooting at a late-night opening of the new Batman film.