Sentence examples for shoot writing from inspiring English sources

Rose claimed she had stressed she did not want nudity in the pictures and asked about Photoshopping any "nipslips" out ahead of the shoot, writing in a tweet to the magazine: "I had two team members with me that day and I myself even asked about Photoshopping OUT any nudity or "nip slips" - this was all totally agreed upon.

In years past I've worked the photo shoot, writing the stories of the twelve models featured in our publications.

Lui also tweeted a collage of photos from the shoot, writing: "rihanna shocked the web with a daring shoot for the cover of n7 of @lui".

Sednaoui exclaimed that Minogue had a lot of positive energy through the shoot, writing that "Besides the Impossible Princess 3D cover, which was technically complicated and physically demanding for Kylie, all the other shoots we did were always fun and easy ... ...... Some previously unreleased photos were featured in Minogue's self-released books but most remain unpublished.

LeBron James, referring to his eagerness to shoot, wrote on Twitter after the game: "Man that dude Henderson from Ol Miss got the greenest light in basketball history!! Hahaha".

In the western states in particular, it would be very challenging for one or two people to shoot, write, edit and feed a breaking news story by 3 30 in the afternoon.

Amazingly, though, James seemed to shrink from another moment (in an All-Star Game?) when he passed up a chance at a game-winning 3-pointer with Bryant taunting him to shoot, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

Oklahoma State deserved that title shot, writes Gregg Doyel of CBSSports.com, but got hosed because it lacks the S.E.C. pedigree.

"Revolutionary poet and Maoist ideologue Varavara Rao insisted that Kishenji had been picked up a day or two before the 'encounter', was tortured and then shot," writes The Hindu.

"It was like something from the show trials of Stalin, or from the sobbing testimony of the enemies of Kim Il-sung, before they were taken away and shot," wrote Johnson in his column for The Telegraph.

"Nothing prepared me for the scenes we are shooting," wrote Winslet in her diary (later published in Australian Vogue) in January 1997.