Sentence examples for room shot from inspiring English sources

For "Startup.com" (2001) that meant business suits; for "Control Room," shot in Qatar in 2003, the Arab-American dressed to suit the environment at Al Jazeera.

I would also argue that Rolf de Heer's 1997 film "The Quiet Room," shot in Australia, is indisputably an adaptation of the James story, though James is not acknowledged in the credits.

And the photos that accompany "The Amateur" are bizarre enough to include Desirée Rogers, whose track record as the White House's social secretary is barely mentioned; Al Capone, because he and Mr. Obama both count as Chicagoans; and the famous Situation Room shot of administration members watching the Navy SEAL team's raid on Osama bin Laden.

Each week this mountain of scripts would be added to in the rehearsal room, shot, edited against the clock on the day of transmission and then shown to an audience that was initially lukewarm but soon grew to love the show and give BBC2 audiences of eight to 10 million at its peak.

Every hand in the room shot up.

A hand in the back of the room shot up.

Best feature: To ensure consistency, hotels are photographed systematically (room shots feature all four corners of the room and the entire bed) so shortcomings are all but certain to be revealed.

The photos show a bit of personality amidst a sea of gym locker room shots and dudes taking snaps in their dirty bathroom mirrors.

So you can send raunchy swimming costume changing room shots without worrying that you're going to end up on whatever the new IsAnyoneUp?

Two men burst into the room and shot and killed him in front of his wife and children.

The green site displays photo shoots by eBay showing the products in a room — a shot of a kitchen, for instance, filled with products for sale.