Sentence examples for shooting roll from inspiring English sources

They are a long way from the old stereotype of the fashion photographer as profligate soloist shooting roll after roll, like David Hemmings in "Blow-Up".

Michigan's DeShawn Sims had shot roll off the rim on an alley-oop pass with 0.9 of a second left.

He shot rolls of vivid photos and continued to document the struggle over the next four years.

Robertson took the lead on his final hole, the 525-yard ninth, when his approach shot rolled in for an eagle.

They have made lush double views of gardens by each shooting a roll of film, trading cameras and then shooting over the rolls.

"You equate it with Kareem shooting a roll hook — that's what we call it — or a sky hook, whatever you want to call it.

Only later did Edward admit that he had talked to the cameraman about his father once before, while they were shooting a roll of background footage for the show.

He had just finished shooting a roll of black and white 35mm film as Marley and The Wailers performed at a nightclub in 1975 in Birmingham, England.

We spent about six hours together shooting b-roll and interviews while Shayne Lamas, one of the two final cast members, waited for her proposal.

O'Keefe and an actor were shooting "b-roll" for a coming sting.

By Rollo Romig February 4, 2009 In 1955 and 1956, Robert Frank drove a used Ford ten thousand miles through thirty U.S. states, shooting seven hundred and sixty-seven rolls of film as he went — more than twenty-seven thousand frames in all.