Sentence examples for dark shot from inspiring English sources

Then Baumbach came in, and Suárez got a fine, dark shot of him looking very unsmiley.

Conversely, the Replay (very rarely) mistakes a very dark shot in a movie as the blackness that appears before a block of ads and skips several minutes of the scene as a result.

That's the built mood and it is outrageously well done; in every dark shot of every unseen BBC corridor, you simply know there are three unhappy spiders, a half-acre of peeling green paint and some spilled whisky.

Imagine it, Christmas lights, Polaroid food porn and a dark shot of espresso.

For one, there's a brief and dark shot of a maniacally thrashing Verhoeven that is almost undetectable.

The Party Show the world what crazy fun you're having with a very blurry, dark shot punctuated by laser beams, dancing people and someone in a creepy fur suit.

The rear five-megapixel camera consistently over or under exposes photos leading to blown out or too dark shots, which also lack detail.

The filmmakers also shot several scenes from the SEALs' point of view, in night vision, to give a  you-are-there feel  and to break up the dark shots.

Before the estimation, inappropriate shots for the estimation including dark shots and short-length shots are excluded.

There's a removable flash with a great retro look for dark shots.

Plus, with no flash, dark shots are well out of the picture.