Sentence examples for press shooting from inspiring English sources

So when Christen Press, shooting fifth for the U.S., drove her shot well over the crossbar, Sundhage and her assistants starting celebrating.

He has also contributed to AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, and is a contributing editor of Newmarket Press' SHOOTING SCRIPT book series.

He has also contributed to AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, is a contributing editor of Newmarket Press' SHOOTING SCRIPT book series, and has appeared as a commentator on ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

Speaking of the following leaks, a few days after the white "press shot" entered into the public realm, this thing popped up.

Much to my chagrin, the redesign first spotted in that leaked press shot a few days ago was indeed legit, and it extends far beyond the device's ho-hum front.

With Rutgers already short-handed from the August dismissal of guard Corey Chandler, who was subsequently kicked off Binghamton's team, Rosario has pressed, shooting 26 for 105 in Big East play.

They arrive by parachute into local cafés for press shoots.

And Mr. Winsink saw his book, which was published by Lazy Fascist Press, shoot as high as #33 on Amazon.

Like the time he went to photograph the Weeknd for a press shoot that turned out to be the central image of his campaign for Starboy.

A crude practical joke") and for smart-aleck one-upmanship (in 1984, when Paul Weller was appearing in press shoots with copies of Orwell's novel, the Smiths' lead singer chose to be photographed alongside Anthony Burgess's 1985).

If you excelled academically and are able to casually use 690 SAT words then you might as well have the press shoot video of you giving the finger to the Statue of Liberty while the Dixie Chicks sing the University of the Taliban fight song.