Sentence examples for extra shooting from inspiring English sources

"But I have taken some extra shooting practice to get it back".

The producers allegedly incorporated online feedback into production with extra shooting days.

That means doing the extra shooting Van Gundy has been banging the drum for lately.

The bright spot for the Nets was Brook Lopez, who came out early for extra shooting before the game.

He arrived at Alumni Hall yesterday almost a full hour earlier than usual to do some extra shooting.

"I was up and that's not like me," Carter said, sweat dripping from his face after he took some extra shooting after practice.

I would always help him remove all the earwigs from the heads of chrysanthemums and nip the little extra shoots out off the tomatoes to encourage the main fruit to grow.

Once the session ends, the girls dispense kisses all round, rush to do an extra shoot for the Until There's A Cure AIDS charity next door, and make for the MTV Awards.

In early 2000, it was reported in America's mass-circulation TV Guide magazine that French company Studio Canal Plus had put together a deal that allowed them to take the film away from Imagine and finance extra shoots so that Lynch could complete the film his way.

It was an extra "shot" at the poor by the "compassionate" Republicans.

The photos above are extras shot by Peter Sutherland that we couldn't squeeze into the mag article about our trip, and below is the full-length video for all the commenters complaining about having to watch free content in parts.