Sentence examples for progress shots from inspiring English sources

David Stravitz's documentary record of the making of the Chrysler Building -- largely composed of the work of the long-forgotten New York commercial and industrial photography firm of Alfred E. Peyser and August L. Patzig -- goes well beyond the mundane progress shots typical of most construction projects.

She uses her Instagram page to share her pieces and work in progress shots in a diary-like format.

A progress shot of Andrew Stewart's One Piece Collab.

@shannonfody suggested that people responded better to these in-progress shots if they were casual, not slickly professional.

In recent years, legal debates have centered on whether game developments can be distributed instantaneously by pager (they can), who has the right to post the shot-by-shot progress in golf tournaments on Internet sites (generally, the organization arranging the tournament and its licensees), and whether the image of an athlete can be used to promote a newspaper's sports coverage (it can).

Although McChrystal cajoled — or maneuvered — President Obama into giving this a shot, progress by the time he departed Afghanistan was far from clear.

Using black-and-white photos, it is meant to evoke African-American progress: the first shot is of a man drinking from a water fountain marked "Colored," followed by pictures of the police turning dogs on demonstrators, Rosa Parks sitting defiantly at the front of a bus, Martin Luther King, Jackie Robinson and Colin Powell.

The film progressed briefly with shots being canned in caves, before the director was ousted from the project, cancelling the film.

As your progress in your jump shot, practice hitting shots on the run.

But America's military commanders in Iraq saw progress: after all, no shots had been fired and nobody was hurt.

As the scene progresses, an elegant crane shot takes in the full chaos of the stages, where several films are being shot back-to-back.