Sentence examples for rolling footage from inspiring English sources

But yesterday viewers only saw rolling footage of the cat performance.

After rolling footage of Eric Garner being choked to death by NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo, Bill O'Reilly responded Wednesday night with a deep, uncharacteristic sigh.

The Rana Plaza disaster has been widely reported since, with many Australians glued like stick-on-nails to the rolling footage of bodies being pulled from the rubble.

However, despite the fact that help was on its way, the "action film" kept rolling footage in my head, as I envisioned a number of undesirable scenarios flashing by.

With video projection rolling footage captured from the streets, fields and outskirts of both South Africa and Mexico, her presentation, not to mention her musicians, were tops, as in world class tops!

After rolling footage of demonstrators marching in New York and Washington, CNN commentator Sally Kohn said, "We want you to know that our hearts are out there marching with them," as she and co-hosts Mel Robbins and Margaret Hoover raised their hands up in the air, an apparent nod to the "hands up, don't shoot" chant associated with protests against police violence.

As we trudge reluctantly into autumn, the Arab Spring may be feeling a little like one of those nostalgic and wistfully chaotic uprisings of the past, all its bloodshed, violence and human sacrifice fossilised in rolling news footage (and amazing documentary footage, obviously).

As we trudge reluctantly into autumn, the Arab Spring may be feeling a little like one of those nostalgic and wistfully chaotic uprisings of the past, all its bloodshed, violence, and human sacrifice fossilized in rolling news footage (and amazing documentary footage, obviously).

The pieces can be switched out depending on your needs, to make for smooth rolling pan shots, footage taken from a camera mounted to any smooth surface, including, to quote the project description, "the side of a plane".

The work will echo the unsettling sensation that permeates coverage of many 21st-century conflicts, from Libya to Egypt to Syria: that of geopolitical distance combined with the often stomach-churning intimacy of rolling news and amateur footage.

You stick your phone on a GoPro mount, attach it to… well, anything really, and let the cool footage start rolling in.