Sentence examples for rails to keep from inspiring English sources

Campanelli explains that Eastwood always likes to use the Steadicam (a moving camera balanced gyroscopically and strapped to a cameraman's body, freed of dollies and tracking rails) "to keep the camera and actors free" and used it even more than usual here.

There's also significant investment in tools that will help manage crops, all the way down to cameras flying around on rails to keep track of plant health and augment the "crop walk".

There's also significant investment in tools that will help manage crops, all the way down to cameras flying around on rails to keep track of plant health and augment the "crop walk". But crickets, despite being an efficient protein delivery mechanism, haven't seen that investment because it really hasn't gotten off the ground just yet, Ricci said.

At this stage you should still be holding on to the rails to keep yourself steady.

Set up a cardboard lane with side rails to keep the balls from straying, and have a volunteer to set the pins between players.

The one to the fore is rounding a mark, sharply heeled in the wind, its crew crammed by the upper rail to keep it from capsizing.

"Passengers rightly expect the train companies and Network Rail to keep to their basic promises, with most trains on time, the right length and with few cancellations".

For instance, we know there will be more money spent on roads and rail to keep the country moving and this means more tunnels.

They want more than 35,000 houses to be built and investment poured into roads and rail to keep Cambridge up to speed with rival tech centres such as San Francisco and Boston.

To accomplish that, he had to crawl out onto the deck, clip himself to the rail to keep from being thrown overboard, and loosen a halyard, the line that hoists the sail.

Common automobile restraint systems developed by the early 1970s were lap belts, anchored to the car underbody, to keep the rider from sliding forward; and shoulder harnesses, anchored to the car underbody and the roof rail, to keep the rider from jackknifing into the instrument panel.