Sentence examples for now being shot from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rousseau and the show's French producers say that Brooklyn has become a selling point in Europe for a show with a $35 million budget and 12 episodes now being shot.

The series, 13 episodes of which are now being shot in a Hollywood studio and on the streets of Los Angeles, will have its premiere on HBO in June.

We sold the book, and like some miracle it is now being shot, by one of the world's great directors who talks about colours and textures and can make ordinary things look gorgeous.

This idea – inimical to the traditionally diverse spirit of Anglicanism – has been enthusiastically backed by Williams as "the only game in town" and a way out of the crisis, but is even now being shot down in flames by dioceses across the Church of England, with little chance of being adopted here: a humiliating defeat for the archbishop.

More and more Bollywood films are now being shot outside India.

The RSPCA has issued a statement saying it is "appalled after learning that hundreds of badgers are now being shot in parts of Gloucestershire as well as Somerset as part of the pilot badger culls".

On Monday, the studio announced that it will now be shot in Vancouver, Canada.

Under the new regulations, up to 5,094 free-running badgers can now be shot by trained marksmen: 2,932 in west Gloucestershire and 2,162 in west Somerset.

Has there been a film school directive sent out to say that all thrillers must now be shot in this way?

But the fact that a documentary can now be shot by a single-person crew transforms the traditional authority of the form.

Undateable, the only returning sitcom which will now be shot live each week, kicks off the night followed by the only freshman comedy People are Talking, about two diverse couples who live next to each other and are best friends.