Sentence examples for a stunt at from inspiring English sources

And a stunt at the MTV Movie Awards on May 31 may have damaged the movie's credibility, film marketers say.

Dramatic video from India shows the moment two Red Bull aircraft collided in mid-air during a stunt at an air show, with both pilots surviving the crash and landing their respective planes safely.

Swann added the lion would be held captive, unlike the scenario that unfolded in 1979 when an elephant ran amok during a stunt at North Melbourne's Arden Street ground – an event quickly recalled on Twitter.

The editorial went on to say, "O'Brien would never have dared such a stunt at home in New York City with American Hispanics or Jews," and added: "Goodbye, Conan.

Gene Weber, who is eighty-eight, is still open for business and still sending out typewritten press releases, such as a recent one announcing a stunt at a restaurant called the Pump, involving the "largest, biggest, hugest bowl of soup ever served in a restaurant — over 400 bowls of soup in one soup bowl".

In early October, Vice President Mike Pence showed up to an Indianapolis Colts game and left abruptly (in what some called a stunt at Trump's request) when players from the visiting San Francisco 49ers — Kaepernick's former team — knelt for the anthem.

He said that when they see him with a gun, "I'll be climbing in and out of a deer blind... not prancing around on a stage in a cowboy suit" ― a reference to an earlier stunt at a rally when Moore, sporting a cowboy hat and a leather vest, pulled out a gun onstage.

He said that when they see him with a gun, "I'll be climbing in and out of a deer blind... not prancing around on a stage in a cowboy suit" ― a reference to an earlier stunt at a rally when Moore, sporting a cowboy hat and a leather vest, pulled out a gun onstage.

He is 53 now and wore a red suit, a wig and a beard as part of a publicity stunt at a Manhattan nightclub that provided him with some extra money for the holidays.

Tributes have begun to pour in from the extreme sports world over the sudden death of skydiver Erik Lars Roner, an MTV athlete, who was killed Monday when he struck a tree during a parachuting stunt at a charity event.

But I knew what Barbette was thinking of, and I recalled some of the tributes that Cocteau paid him in the famous essay on his act: tributes to the flair and the supreme professionalism that had enabled him to make what might have been a mere stunt and a distasteful stunt at that into an "extraordinaire leçon de métier théâtral," a work of art.