Sentence examples for exciting footage from inspiring English sources

The other exciting footage getting its first airing included stylish-looking scenes from Terence Davies's version of Rattigan's The Deep Blue Sea, starring Rachel Weisz, Tom Hiddleston and Simon Russell Beale.

Natalie Harrison, 38, from Portland in Dorset, suffered head and neck injuries during staged falls on a mountaineering expedition in the Cotopaxi region of Ecuador in October 2004 because Fiennes "wanted to secure some exciting footage for the cameraman", the appeal court heard on Thursday.

After a feed, bloated journalists digest their schnitzels on plump beanbags in the cavernous relaxation room, a giant gazebo with table football, two cocktail bars, and a row of big screen televisions showing exciting footage from the G7 for reporters to doze in front of.

I'm reminded of Assassin's Creed 2, of all things; Ezio could find glyphs hidden in the world that unlocked puzzles, and from that, exciting footage of stuff that was pretty crucial to a backstory that was – right up until Assassin's Creed 3 turned up – fascinatingly strange.

One of the executives tells Monroe that Alan staged the scene to get more exciting footage.

Exciting exciting exciting.

Some of the most exciting, awesome footage in Brother From Another Planet sees Ra hurtling, scrabbling and circling across an electric keyboard, working up an asteroid storm of pure electronics.

There was also disdain among Delta Force soldiers, a number of senior officers told me, for what they saw as the staged nature of the other assault, on the airfield, which had produced such exciting television footage.

The plot is informed by a kind of social realism – both the factory and home sequences offer a glimpse of life for the working poor – and animated by some exciting location footage shot on and around the river, with the Manhattan Bridge looming overhead.

Plug notwithstanding, there's nothing exciting about footage of a guy carrying a briefcase up the red carpet or dangling a magic key, even if he does kind of look like Matt Damon.

GoPro cameras were quickly adopted by the action sports world and YouTube was flooded with exciting first-person footage putting the viewer in the shoes of everyone from surfers to base jumpers.