Sentence examples for as a special effect from inspiring English sources
You could think of it as a special effect like 3D, only cheaper and more convincing.
In France, however, la difference is still considered important enough to qualify as a special effect.
Have you ever tried to watch "A View to a Kill," a work so bereft of ideas that it chooses to employ Grace Jones as a special effect?
His Skyhook aerial rescue system, based on British railway mailbag pickups, was used by the military, covertly, during the Cold War to retrieve espionage agents, and as a special effect in the 1965 James Bond film, "Thunderball".
His is by far the most objectified body on the show: his abdomen is treated almost as a special effect, and the camera lingers on Theroux's perplexed eyebrows as though they were a landscape of misery.
Backstage Pryor saw the fire marshal dress-down a Locker for setting off a small explosive onstage as a special effect, and he saw the show's promoters refuse to come to the dancer's defence.
Transfer of possession (TOP) verbs have been identified as having a special effect on the ways that pronouns are interpreted in English, causing a decrease in dominant reference to the subject of a preceding sentence, and a significant increase in reference to a post-verbal Goal argument.
A former law student who established himself as a special effects artist, his films, he says, are meticulously storyboarded while binge-drinking in Tokyo's seedy standing bars.
Harryhausen, who was described as "truly unique in the history of movies as a special effects technician" by director John Landis, brought models to life - from mythical creatures to prehistoric dinosaurs - with stop-motion animation.
In December 2008, Harvey Lowry, president of Drac Studios – best known as a special effects producer for films including The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – heard a rumour of the "lost tapes".
He began his career as a special effects artist and later directed August Underground and August Underground's Mordum.
