Sentence examples for interview shot from inspiring English sources
"My father could not handle the conflict between Murray and myself," Sol Handwerker, now 84, said to his son in an interview shot in 2007 in Boca Raton, Fla.
At the doors of those offices, five years ago, on January 19 , 2007 a teen-ager posing as an Ankara University student angling for an interview shot Dink at close range as he was returning to work.
Ms. Lunch appears all too briefly in "Kill Your Idols," cropping up both in abused black-and-white film clips shot by East Village anti-auteurs like Richard Kern and Nick Zedd and in a rather more sedate recent color video interview shot by Mr. Crary.
I write you today in August 2007 with the last interview shot just yesterday (NY state senator Andrew Lanza).
The jury was also shown a recorded interview shot by trained police officers the day after the alleged assaults.
In May, in an interview shot through with typically engaging honesty, he told the Guardian's Donald McRae he was "physically and mentally spent after 10 years of full-time rugby".
Intimate, close-up interview shots are interspersed with archival footage, from her teenage victory at the Geneva International Music Competition in 1957 to solo, chamber and concerto appearances as recent as 2001.
Aside from such past exceptions, and from the practice — in itself perhaps harmless, though it is not difficult to see how it could become harmful — of presenting as part of a continuously filmed interview shots actually made after it of reporters repeating certain questions, Friendly insists quite strictly on authenticity.
He is remarkably persuasive, even if you feel he has gone too far when he describes the Preludes, in a booklet interview, as "shot through with violence and death".
He was stopped by two women, and during the interview three shots were fired, two wounding him in the chest.
At an exhibition in the atrium of a mall in Quezon City, Adidas set up bleachers and a half court at which Arenas gave interviews and shot one-handed 3-pointers.
