Sentence examples for shoot of a from inspiring English sources

But an eight-camera shoft of a performance in Paris "bowled me over," Glass said.

The image is a photograph, taken from a French fashion shoot, of a glassy-eyed, heavily made-up little girl.

CNN has gone behind the scenes for the shoot of a Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz schmaltz-fest.

That may mean splicing a genetically distinct new shoot of a young cocoa tree onto a veteran trunk to impart some of the younger plant's qualities.

This year, though, Hou finished the complex shoot of a martial-arts film, "The Assassin," set in ninth-century China, which suggests a return to the historical vision that made his name.

The other is a stylized shot, as though from a fashion shoot, of a woman in the backseat of a car who you could argue is in a state of Bliss.

He is now to host the series Music Planet - a radio off-shoot of a forthcoming landmark BBC1 programme, Human Planet.

No wonder Susan Sontag has likened the shooting of a camera to the shooting of a gun.

She points to an image she shot of a friend, a Dakar businessman named David.

"It's a police shooting, of a high-profile nature, where someone was killed.

Three teenagers are being held in connection with the shooting of a man in Olivehurst, Calif.