Sentence examples for bubble shoot from inspiring English sources

A highlight of the Bubble shoot was what happened at the end of a day's filming: "We had the footage in my hotel room, on my computer, so we'd watch what we shot that day.

"Bubble," shot on high-definition video in a small town near the Ohio-West Virginia border, is a dour slice of realism with a lean, true-crime feel.

Both tend to reflect and draw out the natural beauty of the couple, already generally radiant on their wedding day....I think one of the most timeless shots that's getting a revived emphasis is the bubble shot.

The bubbles shoot up his neural passageways and flood his senses with the experience of being a crime-fighting superhero who swims underwater with mermaids and wards off medieval jousters and giant squids.

The mixing time was estimated from various trials using a fast camera (Fastcam SA4, Photron, at 20 000 frames per second) to be 10 to 50 ms. During the operation, we also observed microbubbles moving along the microchannel, which contributes to the mixing via microstreaming and cavitation of smaller bubbles shooting into the fluid.

Use your colored bubble and shoot the same-colored cluster of bubbles at the top.

All will be shot on Hi-Definition (HD) cameras; each will be filmed quickly, with a small crew (Bubble was shot in 18 days with a crew of six); and each will "star" non-actors who, with Soderbergh's help, will write their own script.

They say the bubbles then shoot upwards through the raindrop and erupt into a fizz, producing extremely fine liquid droplets or solid particles that remain suspended in the air as fog or smoke, known as aerosols.

The bubbles you shoot are limited.

The bubbles you shoot follow the path indicated by the dotted line.

This morning, four women who fit the bill swam out from behind a curtain of bubbles that shot from the bottom of the tank when Ms. Smith flipped a switch in the control room.