Sentence examples for endless shots of from inspiring English sources

Over endless shots of whisky, the pair discuss their lives and the constantly shifting state of their relationship.

Prying close-ups were replaced by endless shots of the American flag and a guilty-looking president.

There is poetry in the endless shots of guys catching the waves as the years wheel by.

Filming orchestra musicians up close can be problematic, resulting in endless shots of wind players with puffed-out cheeks and string players sawing away.

All we got were endless shots of Moira scowling at a spreadsheet and Declan saying "incremental loan agreement", repeatedly, behind a fence.

On offer are cartoons, illustrations, paintings, and photographs from the magazine's archives: comely Vargas Girls, endless shots of Marilyn Monroe, and a 1966 pinup by the always naughty Salvador Dali.

The main exhibit consists of endless mug shots of people who perished under Stalinism.

Oh, and show off the East End, too, instead of the endless TV shots of landmarks the rest of the world are already only too familiar with.

Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, with its endless cutaway shots of grass … trees … sky could also be described as Malick's most ostentatiously cinematic of films, taking The Thin Red Line's languorous cinematography up – or down, really – a whole new notch.

Little wonder that Net-a-Porter has registered the domain name Petite-a-Porter or that Harrods recently expanded its childrenswear department to 66,000 sq ft. Without question it is the internet, with its endless pap shots of celebrity offspring, which is fuelling demand for a designer childhood.

Stefani is, indeed, a pop star and high-profile mother – the endless paparazzi shots of her with her sons Kingston and Zuma help to keep her in the public consciousness between albums – but beneath those punky safety pins is, it transpires, a sweet and endearingly unfiltered woman, one who is prone to being a little more honest than perhaps her PR would like.