Sentence examples for shoot called from inspiring English sources

He said his shoot, called Der Migrant, was intended to represent what he called the ambiguity of the crisis by depicting "someone who is miserable but at the same time very beautiful, and who despite the situation owns good-quality clothing and a smartphone".

Bennett – who, speaking to Keen after the shoot, called the FCC's move the "9/11 for the Internet" – adamantly disagrees, saying the FCC never had the jurisdiction to regulate the Internet.

Two years ago this month we published a fashion shoot called Bubblicious.

That's just our pals Maggie Lee and Sandy Kim, who star in a shoot called "Pretty Kool-A".

I came across it when a friend of mine showed me a shoot called "Fetus Freaks" she'd found, and – if that wasn't enough to reel me in – when I discovered Courtney Stodden was gracing the cover of the latest issue, I knew it was destined to be my new favourite magazine in the whole wide world!

Pevney was pleased with the outcome of the shoot, calling the episode "a delightful show from beginning to end".

48 hours before the shoot, call your photographer and make-up artist to make sure everything is still ok.

In trees the lateral shoots develop into branches, from which other lateral shoots, called branchlets, or twigs, arise.

Because lemon grass is a clumping grass, it is propagated from rooted shoots, called rhizomes.

These tuberous roots, fleshy swollen structures, readily form shoots (called adventitious, because they do not form from nodes).

Before long, consumers were buying the guns for small game — "varmint hunting" — as well as recreational shooting called "plinking".