Sentence examples for repeated shots from inspiring English sources

Characters disappear halfway through the film, the softcore sex scenes are excruciating, and the San Franscisco setting (it was actually shot in Los Angeles) is alluded to by amateurish back projection and repeated shots of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Repeated shots can sometimes delay the healing process, trainers and players said.

And he took repeated shots at Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee, his successor as Republican leader.

There are repeated shots of a preposterous gibbet on a seaside crossroads when any Cornish hangings would have happened in less picturesque Bodmin or Launceston.

While there are repeated shots of bodies tumbling to the ground, Ms. Nevins said the editors used wide angles, blurred the faces and drained them of color.

Trump's subdued speech (by his standards) took repeated shots at Clinton, in particular by saying her "failed" economic agenda is indicative of problems in Detroit, which emerged from municipal bankruptcy just under two years ago.

There are some magnificent moments the repeated shot of Alida Valli walking alone on the cemetery road, seen from the window of the car that passes her by, has a striking alienation, a sort of proto-Antonioni feeling.

There are some magnificent moments — the repeated shot of Alida Valli walking alone on the cemetery road, seen from the window of the car that passes her by, has a striking alienation, a sort of proto-Antonioni feeling.

Then a bizarre parade of people in huge papier-mache masks gives way to a repeated shot of pretty working-class girls dancing and flashing their drawers at the camera below them, an image of pure unharnessed hedonism and unselfconscious joy intercut with images that scorn the sombre mausoleums of generals and monarchists and blasphemously mock the tedium of a Catholic funeral procession.

After 12 shots, Daly became greatly interested, often asking Adams to repeat shots.

Director Naoko Yamada repeats shots of the characters walking, often showing them only from the knees down, which lends little visual interest to the story and fails to energize the leaden pacing.