Sentence examples for earth shot from inspiring English sources

The Earth shot, far enough away to include the whole blue marble, pointed right at North America.

Pleasantville, N.Y.-based editor and blogger Katherine Cramer helped popularize the practice, after she noticed similarities between a Google Earth shot of the south coast of Lake Pontchartrain, and a news photo illustrating a nearly swamped New Orleans neighborhood.

The catalog's cover image, a photograph of the earth shot from outer space, summed up its messianic purpose.

Another Earth – shot beautifully with a compelling lead performance from Brit Marling and a haunting score – cleverly takes the familiar parallel universe idea to a new, inverted conclusion.

A collection of Google Earth shots pan across a view of fields in Kent or the Pantheon in Rome, while live data wallpapers display battery charge levels, the current weather conditions, or the time.

Google Earth shots might also be helpful.

What on Earth!? Camera shots show someone, quite calmly strolling along the inside edge of the track as F1 cars whizz by.

The "earth pull-away shot," as Megan Stooke, the marketing manager at Hummer, calls it, has appeared in every one of its TV spots since 2001.

As well as Grennan's discovery, there has been the footage of the earth's surface shot by Luke Geissbuhler and his seven-year-old son Max, using a takeaway container, a weather balloon, an iPhone and a video camera to create the "craft" they sent up into the atmosphere.

Both "Beginners," an indie, multigenerational romance from the director Mike Mills, and "The Tree of Life," Terrence Malick's sweeping ode to Americana (and earth), are wide shots at the notion of American masculinity, as it is and was.

In a magnificent show, the shell--along with other ordnance found earlier--shot earth and smoke 100 feet into the air.