He crouched low and pointed, sweeping imaginary bullets across the room.
example 2: last Grand National - excellent race coverage until penultimate fence when the director chose to use the low-down, camera pointed at the sky, horses in profile, arty view at a crucial stage.
Yet Mr. Jacobs followed his own vision, dropping in a snowflake knit and a big Aran sweater to balance the longer skirts, which were worn innocently with socks and low-heeled, pointed-toe shoes.
The camera's lens is obscured or pointed low to the ground for most of the encounter with police.
Lindsay Duncan as La Marquise, with a voice whose low-noted and pointed emphasis on single words and air of smouldering erotic composure recalls Maggie Smith, remains the play's dynamic and emotional centre point.
Maha Haj's debut feature, "Personal Affairs," a low-key but pointed film that is simultaneously droll and sad, explores the lives of an extended family of Palestinian Israelis.
It has a slender body with a long, pointed snout and a low second dorsal fin placed posterior to the anal fin origin.
For much of the past year, President Obama lavished praise on a few select hospitals like the Mayo Clinic for delivering high-quality care at low costs, but a pointed analysis published Wednesday in an influential medical journal suggests that the president's praise may be unwarranted.
We therefore suggest that pointed wingtips, low wingloading and avoidance of high winds and turbulence reduce flight costs for small birds during migration, and that climate change may have the strongest effects on migrants' in-flight energy use if it affects the frequency and/or severity of high winds and atmospheric instability.
Sling backs, pointed and low-cut toe-cleavage shoes are elongating to the foot and leg, so you look taller.
