Sentence examples for press shot from inspiring English sources

Look at any press shot of electronic it-girl Grimes and she radiates a kind of fashion-forward alien threat.

The image with the piece was even more tasteless: a press shot superimposed on to a Nuremberg rally.

One press shot features them lurking in the background of the infamous 1997 meeting between Tony Blair and Noel Gallagher.

Chucked online with no warning, and accompanied by a low-res selfie press shot, Glaswegian musician Russell Rustiee" Whyte's third album feels suitably instinctive and playful.

When we are photographed – mugshot, passport photo, press shot, selfie – we are all performing, for ourselves and for other people, if not for the camera.

The press shot made it look very utilitarian.

They don't have press shots.

He also performs on it, and appears in the accompanying press shots as a band member.

But they're gone, now we have what look like cheap press shots arranged in a badly-cropped collage.

Their record is called Funny Looking Angels, and the first press shots show just that – two ragged and unlikely cherubs.

"It comes up," says Aluna. George blames early press shots in which she was draped over him.