Sentence examples for course of shooting from inspiring English sources

His face was red and moist from the heat, and in the course of shooting his hair had grown into a kind of Renaissance bowl shape, like Gérard Depardieu's in "The Return of Martin Guerre".

To approach a desirable girl, he signs on for a video class and, in the course of shooting material for a class project, he accidentally films beautiful blond twins dying after taking cocaine cut with rat poison.

Not long ago, in the course of shooting a scene in which Ayers attends a concert with Lopez, the filmmakers staged a performance of Beethoven's Third Symphony (the "Eroica") at Disney Hall, with a cameo by the conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen.

That's why Moffat was a screenwriter, not a director; what seemed to him irrelevant was what made the film no mere depiction of story but also an experience an experience for a viewer, and one that is based on the experience that the director himself had in the course of shooting the scene.

Legendary makeup artist John Caglione Jr. worked closely with Heath Ledger over the course of shooting "The Dark Knight," helping the actor transform into the role that would posthumously win him an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

But the story is just a side dish to the main course of shooting zombies.

Of course, the utility of shooting 4K video on mobile devices is pretty suspect, especially giving the amount of storage space needed to hold the footage.

Athletes complete a 3km running course with three rounds of shooting interspersed.

His final climactic act of aggression, when he tries, unsuccessfully of course, to shoot his tormentor, is presented as an uncoordinated gush of pain".

When citing the debacle in Iraq he is, of course, shooting at a lame and sitting duck.

Of course, shooting someone down in cold blood is vastly different, but luckily it hasn't been a regular feature in grime, unlike UK Garage.