Sentence examples for setting a shoot from inspiring English sources

Maybe this means setting a shoot in China (it's a little up'n'coming country you might have heard about? Definitely one to watch), in which a model poses in front of the Great Wall.

He averaged 12.4 points on 81.6% field goal shooting, setting a U.S. Men's Olympic record.

Always check with a child-model's parent before setting a time for your shooting.

Often, Mr. Selby hears about a compelling home through friends, and after a cursory visit he sets up a shoot — a process, he says, that is loose and collaborative.

"I am surrounded by young people either on a movie set or a shoot.

Cliff and his aspiring actress girlfriend, Jenny Blake, begin to have relationship issues after he visits her on a film set during a shoot, inadvertently causing an accident.

Even now I can walk on set for a shoot and not feel 'on it'...but because I've been doing it for almost 28 years I know how to summon the confidence in order to excel.

But when you set a camera to shoot black-and-white, it loses valuable detail.

The seasonal setting of a shoot might be completely different from the actual season, so I find that it's very important to take care of my health on a daily basis.

In the Oratory beside the Anglican cathedral, Lawrence Abu Hamdan screens a film set in a shooting gallery.

They took short-lived encouragement from an occasional lack of cohesion when Mourinho's men were trying to set up a shooting opportunity for one another.