Sentence examples for camera rushes from inspiring English sources

In a video on MarleyNatural.com, a camera rushes toward verdant mountains.

The camera rushes through the wilderness, but, in the end, the movie looks less like a fight to the death than like a scavenger hunt.

Around their perimeter, another camera rushes on tracks toward a Neapolitan crêche shadowed by the lower branches of a Christmas tree adorned with filigreed angels.

Pursuing its subjects through tall grass, the camera rushes past the emotionally elusive Mr. Affleck to Ms. Kurylenko, who throws her arms toward the sky and glances back at us conspiratorially.

This gives Mr. Gowariker a chance for some cinematic derring-do — in one spectacular shot the camera rushes back to avoid being trampled by two armies — and to show the seeds of what made Akbar one of history's good guys.

Taking shelter in a cave, he reminisces about his boyhood in what was then a lavish landscape; young Alexander darts through fields of poppies and sunflowers, their fierce primary colors slashing the screen as Solntseva's camera rushes alongside him.

Try No. 2. That's better, that's getting me to the emotion I need.'" To film one sequence, Ms. Bullock had to stay perfectly still and in character while a camera rushed toward her at 25 miles per hour, stopping only about an inch from her face.

The "Tron-inspired" Palumbo & Coch directed video starts with the camera rushing across a fluorescent blue sea, then a road towards "a cityscape which looks like something between downtown Tokyo and a graphic equalizer".

"We all want to make sure it is done right so if they need more time that is fine with us". The three who were released were part of a larger counter-protest contingent that showed up at Pearson Park on Saturday morning to confront a planned KKK rally and were seen on camera rushing the Klan members as soon as they exited their vehicles, Anaheim police said.

In the spin room our cameras rush hither and yon with the crowds.

The bidding raced to $1,000 and $5,000, then $10,000 as the TV cameras rushed over to a man seated in front.