Sentence examples for hour shot from inspiring English sources

It is the "magic hour" shot, which is to say, sunset.

He entered South Carolina at eighty miles an hour, shot off the interstate, and almost immediately found himself facing the flashing blue lights of a police car blocking the road, with the lights of another behind him.

The Haircut series features highly stylised shots of hair styling, while Empire is a six and a half hour shot of the Empire State Building at night, its lights flicking on and off.

At its best though, this was a thoughtful and carefully paced hour, shot through with sorrow and violence, in which a number of characters made decisions that will impact hugely on their fates.

In every room of a dilapidated mansion owned by the Astors in upstate New York, Ragnar's friends (some from Icelandic group Sigur Rós) play different parts of the same song, which repeats, over and over for almost an hour, shot in real time.

Perhaps the most interesting thing about this transitional episode, this hour shot through with a sense of deferral and dread, is its title, "Lady Lazarus".

It's best not to think at what junctures his advice to "choose a partner, trust your instincts; the next generation will be your legacy" might unexpectedly and unwelcomely spring to mind, but I hope he looks away if there are happy hour shots involved.

From the Albuquerque Sunport, it's a straight 2.5-hour shot south, through low mountains and high desert scrub.

Once you pick up I-95 in the northeast Bronx, it's a straight, two-hour shot north to Exit 75.

Just a text message, a babysitting alert and a Marie Claire cover – and a three-hour shot of a wardrobe.

An eight-hour shot of the Empire State Building, it was high concept, not in the Hollywood sense, but the art sense.