Sentence examples for a shoot with a from inspiring English sources

You'd do a shoot with a crew and some guy from the back would just turn up and nod and pass you a CD.

Today, she recounts a shoot with a magazine ("I'm not telling you its name") where she was brought some short dresses she wasn't comfortable wearing.

Contracts are wrapped in secrecy, but sources say that a one-off deal for a shoot with a top model can begin at $75,000, rising to $1.5m for a global advertising campaign.

Yet another photographer in the trade wanted me for a shoot with a model named Crissy Cross, a pert redhead who just missed being pretty by her rabbity front teeth.

Along with the visiting dignitaries to the oval office, he enjoyed a shoot with a choir of 50 nuns, and in 1960 he documented the military discharge of Private 53310761 (Elvis Aaron Presley).

In a recent update posted to her Facebook page, Spencer-Wendel described having a shirt picked out for her to wear during a shoot with a photographer in December.

This is an entry level point an shoot with a 12.1 megapixel sensor, and as such it lacks the GPS functionality of the EX-H20G.

The embryo consists of an absorptive foot, a primary root (radicle), and a shoot with whorled appendages.

Instead, Kardashian is supposedly planning to go ahead with a photo shoot with North for a magazine.

Mr. Darrell was there with his friends doing a photo shoot with a photographer friend.

Yanis Varoufakis, the finance minister, looked anything but troubled in a photo shoot with a glossy French magazine.