Sentence examples for catch life from inspiring English sources

The essential documentary impulse is the impulse to catch life off camera, to film what was not planned to happen, or what would have happened whether someone was there to film it or not.

The director is out to catch life on the fly, and the movie feels real and unrehearsed, especially in the relationships between the sisters, who could be the same woman at different stages of her life.

An inherent difficulty of dialect-heavy, first-person narrations does sometimes arise: while Anthony himself is given to us utterly and in the round, some of the secondary characters struggle to catch life.

Never an ambulance-chaser or a crime-scene specialist like the great Weegee (New York City's hotshot of the Yellow Press), young Kubrick was not content to catch life on the fly.

But the problem with "Two Thousand Years" is that, for all its keen observations of the fissures that attend most families, the play has too little pulse.It's fine to want to catch life on the wing, as Mr Leigh does with exhilarating ease in his best works.

Ms. Hansen-Love seems to catch life as it happens, sometimes in a rush and sometimes with delicious leisureliness (most notably during a brief vacation Sullivan and Camille spend alone at her parents' country house in the Ardèche region of France).

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To catch real life on the streets you can't have much gear with you".

Everybody wants to catch their life and get up in that sunset, so nightlife provides a space for you to scream "look at me!" You see everybody out.

He finds what's naturally cinematic about life and frames it in the moment, catches life on the wing, has life torpedo the scene, interfere with it, so you have this kind of magic".