Sentence examples for he pans from inspiring English sources

He pans his cellphone camera around — his classmates are huddled in a corner on their phones.

Or he pans down slowly while a woman speaks, to reveal her gently petting the head of a sick goat.

He pans Lattimore for "clunkiness" and "metrical mellifluousness" (clunky in its own right) for the following: I lie awake elbowed upon the Atreidae's roof dogwise to mark the grand processionals of all the stars of night.

I love his nimble movement around the sharecropper cabins and the way he pans from the main action to frame the dogs and the cats at the character's feet.

He pans figure-skating, gymnastics and boxing for their farcical judging; he condemns those who deny that doping poses a lethal threat to sport as roundly as those who cheat.He blames such problems in part on the IOC's own shortcomings, laid embarrassingly bare in the Salt Lake City bribery scandal.

Much of the film's vitality derives from the director's unabashed pleasure over skin as he pans close to the wide-eyed, innocent face of young Princess Joan, played for most of the movie by the sparkling and gifted Pilar López de Ayala.

His concentration was complete as he pan-seared chicken to be served with whipped potatoes and mushrooms.

While shooting the event, he panned the camera to show Diamond Head and other features on the coast.

He panned what he described as a "brute force" strategy that resembled the approach of former Speaker John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio.

He panned the barge and the Queens shore, then shouted to the tug's first mate to tell the captain to hurry the boat in to the pier.

"He panned poetry gold, whether on purpose or by accident is irrelevant … He gave back to poetry its elevated style, lost since the romantics".