Sentence examples for faster cutting from inspiring English sources

KIMBERLY PEIRCE talked at double speed and walked faster, cutting through a hotel lobby during an interview, huge strides belying her tiny stature.

They pack the whole film into two minutes, with faster and faster cutting, while slathering on the best parts of the musical score.

LTE supports all of the typical high-speed applications, including audio and video streaming and Internet browsing, but is much faster, cutting download times and significantly expanding the capacity of existing networks to handle increases in data traffic.

Washers, for example, will have to have sensors to measure the amount of clothes in them and meter out precisely the amount of water needed; they will also spin faster, cutting down the work that the clothes dryer must do.

In contrast, the Compresstome, by virtue of offering more support to the tissue block while cutting, allowed sections to be produced more quickly, with a much faster cutting speed.

But it's real fast cutting – boom, you're in it.

But in those pre-CGI days they relied on fast cutting and a stuntman in a blond wig.

Just as he is, he's sufficient for his job, his body a frequently unsheathed weapon, alabastered and fast, cutting through cluttered sets and straitened passageways.

"What Time Is It There?" challenges the notion that the best cinematic response to the frenzy of modern life is fast cutting and assaultive music.

By the time Mr. Spangenberger took over the legendary company in 1954, Cornell was struggling; trucks, railroads and oceangoing vessels were fast cutting into its business.

(He has also directed an off-the-wall comedy called "Freaked".) But unlike many directors who serve a similar apprenticeship, he rejects flashy effects and fast cutting for a more deliberate, traditionally cinematic approach.