Sentence examples for interest shot from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hoyt's interest shot up when his editors passed on a tip from a man who, identifying himself only as a McGovern supporter, called The Detroit Free-Press, part of the same chain as The Herald, on July 17, four days after Mr. Eagleton's nomination.

Then when it actually launched, interest shot up even higher.

Furthermore, short interest shot 10% higher in May to nearly 5 million shares.

Give your partner's hobbies and interests a shot at least once.

In a press interview, Hill stated that compared to a live-action series, Thunderbirds contained several times as many shots; this was on account of the puppet characters' lack of facial expression, and their resulting inability to sustain viewer interest in shots lasting more than a few seconds.

Working mostly at ABC, CBS and Fox, Mr. Aceti was known for unorthodox and human-interest camera shots: overhead views, tight close-ups and sequences capturing quick glimpses of figures on the field anticipating a key play.

Now Bedoya sends a poor clearance from the keeper back at him with interest, but the shot fizzes past the upright.

Many film sequences show only a single primary object of interest in each shot, which limits the opportunities for attention to be shifted to different screen locations.

Similarly, in the Moonraker clip used in Loschky et al. (2015), there was usually only a single primary object of interest in each shot, thus theoretically increasing the degree of attentional synchrony.

It is also very important, again for purposes of relocating a stone, to not only take closeups of each gravestone of interest, but also shots of the ENTIRE stone, with nearby stones also in the photograph, as well as overview shots of the entire surrounding cemetery.

Presidential historians may also be interested in a shot of Kennedy meeting his presidential predecessor Harry Truman in 1959, a year before he reached the White House.