Sentence examples for closer shot of from inspiring English sources

Cut to a closer shot of the girl.

The Chosun Ilbo, South Korea's leading newspaper, reported Saturday that the American television crew appeared to have crossed the river border — either intentionally or not — while trying to get a closer shot of North Korea.

At one point, one of the women can be seen sitting up, presumably to get a closer shot of the fight.

When the Jeep they were traveling in broke down, an Australian eager for photos foolishly jumped out to get closer shots of the dangerous wildlife.

An up-close shot of a mother wolf feeding her pups was shot on a controlled set.

The montage ended with a close shot of his dead body and his bloody camera.

Hence, too, the shot of Lincoln — it should have been the closing shot of the movie — ambling down a hallway on what will be his last night out.

The close shot of Big Ed McMahon as his unctuous baritone takes off on its steeply ascending glissando "Heeeeeeeere's Johnny!" Stagehands create gap in curtain.

As one proud villager says over the closing shot of the Germans' grave in Bramley End churchyard: "This is the only bit of England they got".

Now, in the closing shot of the trailer, we finally get to see the Scottish actor in canonically correct form, shaven-headed and in his iconic wheelchair.

ACCORDINGLY, the movie starts, with great authority, on a close shot of Grace waking from a nightmare, her face contorted in a rictus scream, echoing Edvard Munch.