Sentence examples for effects to be blown from inspiring English sources
At its end, the crew built a fake pub called the Lion and Unicorn, the next of Harold's effects to be blown up.
Prepare to be blown away.
"I'm hoping to be blown away".
It refused to be blown up.
The effect, he said, knocks down balls hit to center even if the wind appears to be blowing out.
Avoid a wool or non-transparent fabric or else your effect will be blown and the lighting won't show through.
'We did not have a dolly or a tripod,' says Hardwicke, who shot the film on super-16 mm to give it an analogue-grainy effect when it was blown up to 35 mm.
"This could have long-term effects because they have been blown away," said Vaughan on Test Match Special.
The scene was filmed on a greenscreen with Kingston hooked up on wires that pulled her up and backwards as a wind machine was blown to create the effect of the airlock.
Lots of things blow up, and there's Micheal Bay-style slow-mo effects when things are blowing up especially well, which is actually both a strength and an annoyance.
