Sentence examples for made of shooting from inspiring English sources

Much is made of shooting a subject from different perspectives.

Made of shoots, roots and grasses, and elegantly patterned with thick and thin zigzag lines on a tan ground, it has a rightness about it that comes from perfect pitch in matters of design and technique.

Then last summer, on a visit to my parents in Texas, I came across the video my friend had made of me shooting alone in a gym.

" 'Let it be accurate this one time.' " The crew made quick work of shooting Dr. John's dialogue with the band, as if urgently trying to get to the real matter at hand: performance.

Recent reports have made a point of shooting down rumors that Sony is planning a "guy-themed" counterpart to the previously announced all-female reboot of Ghostbusters.

More accommodating to the shape of the back is a large conical basket from California made of willow shoots (Yokuts, circa 1900).

At another point, she shouted imprecations at Durant as he took a free throw; after it went through, he made a point of shooting her a look.

Tom Zetterstrom, a Canaan photographer who has made a career of shooting trees, is in there, too, digging and pounding dirt.

For a period of time in the early 1960s, a young commercial photographer named William John Kennedy made a habit of shooting a couple of artists he had befriended in New York's gallery scene.

Some people think he received harsh treatment because he is a high-profile athlete who made the mistake of shooting himself in the leg in a crowded room while Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is running for a hitherto banned third term.

I made the mistake of shooting with my elbow out.