Sentence examples for countless takes from inspiring English sources

For the next several hours, the volunteers restaged their charge for the camera until finally — after countless takes — the huge shovels flattened the house to raucous cheers.

With limitless special effects at their disposal, and the possibility of countless takes, some find it hard to stop working -- and spending.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 24 , 1951P. 19 Comment on having an X-Ray taken of the spine, and on the operator being baffled by the workings of a new X-Ray machine... Gowned in the classic tie-back frock - the frock with the plunging hipline-we exposed our bony structure for countless takes and retakes..

Of course, the demo was filmed a while back at Lionhead Studios (after countless takes, I'm sure), but who knows what other developers will do with Natal.

"In the old days it was lots of make-up, very careful selection of models and good lighting and countless takes with cameramen and lighting engineers, who made sure the absolutely perfect take was got," says Ian Twinn of the Incorporated Society of British Advertisers.

In the footage, Cruz is noticeably irritated, grimacing every time someone off camera coughs or clears a throat; pushing family members through countless takes to get the dinner prayer right; and pestering them to tell stories they don't deem appropriate.

The grand coincidence was the source of countless double takes.

While attracting countless double takes since then, the mural seemed resistant to graffiti until recently.

Ford spent countless hours taking pictures with residents eager to be photographed with an international celebrity.

Across the towns and villages of the north, countless atrocities took place and thousands of young lives were irredeemably brutalised.

This is because 3 December has been dubbed Cyber Monday, when countless Britons take to their laptops, computers and, increasingly, smartphones to buy Christmas presents.