Sentence examples for set out to shoot from inspiring English sources
"I set out to shoot the most beautiful thing in New York, namely the lights of Broadway," he said.
When the producers of the new "Sideways" set out to shoot at California wineries, the response was less than enthusiastic.
When I set out to shoot a dish, my goal is to capture that moment of anticipation before the first utensil is lifted.
It is hard to imagine that most New Yorkers believe the detectives set out to shoot Mr. Bell and the men who were with him that night in November 2006.
(In the mid-80's a British environmental group set out to shoot the goats, but was forced to cancel the expedition after the Mammal Liberation Front bombed its offices).
It's always a good idea for people to have some inkling of the final edit in mind when they set out to shoot a film for the first time.
Produced by developers linked to Polish far-right groups, the game is explicitly and solely about setting out to shoot innocent people.
What job does he do?" On setting out to shoot Habemus Papam, Moretti says he initially identified with the role he plays: that of the psychiatrist brought in to counsel the pontiff, a tourist in a strange land.
While traveling together, I set out to continue shooting pictures that embodied the ongoing themes in my work: escapism, romance, and maintaining a balance between the real and imaginary.
Aware that the photographer Ansel Adams often neglected to date his negatives, Dr. Olson set out to find when Adams had shot his classic "Moon and Half Dome".
