Sentence examples for piece shooting from inspiring English sources

People then post links to the article of outrage about the outrage, all the while sending the web traffic stats of the original Mail piece shooting upwards faster than Usain Bolt's morning wood.

This is why I so loved Waters's recent series of photographs, "Pecker Still Life," which debuted in "Rush" and depicted unremarkable sights behind the scenes of movie filming -- bits of the crew's everyday life -- as well as the piece "Shooting Script", a photo of a grid of nine pads of yellow lined paper with all the pages ripped off and only the cardboard left.

This lightweight piece shoots rapid-fire slugs of spud.

A field piece shot on location in Jordan was as well-produced as any news segment.

In his most infamous piece, "Shoot," from 1971, Mr. Burden arranged for himself to be shot in the left arm with a rifle.

"I wanted to create a beautiful and intimate piece shot in Susan's native Scotland and she quickly agreed," Reed explained to the Sunday Mail.

But don't just take my word for it, ask Haruki Murakami, who used the Sinfonietta as the musical leitmotif of his novel 1Q84, after which sales of the piece shot up in Japan.

That nostalgia is sometimes inscribed both in the filmmaking and in the story, as with "Raging Bull," a (largely) period piece shot primarily in black and white and very much a film about Mr. Scorsese's own love of movies, with one of his touchstones, for instance, the black-and-white cinematography of "Sweet Smell of Success" (1957).

Carvings made from locals doors, metal plates etched with acid, styrofoam sculptures, video installations including an immersive slow-motion piece shot on the streets of Macau and more will be on view.

The speed that the router bit is turning can result in the pieces shooting across the workbench.

The most infamous pieces, "Shoot" and "Trans-fixed," were accurately titled.