Sentence examples for shooting the role from inspiring English sources

Shooting the role was exhausting and cathartic, particularly given Douglas's own circumstances.

Recovering from shooting the role also came at an expense to Kravitz's health where she later fell ill after her immune system failed.

Katniss is 16 in the first book, which didn't seem like such a stretch when Lawrence began shooting the role, in the spring of 2011, at the age of 20.

The Sound of Music legend is currently in London, shooting the title role in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, the latest concoction from the fevered mind of Terry Gilliam.

The film was shot in February 2013 in a short window between Hardy's work shooting the title role of the upcoming "Mad Max: Fury Road" in Namibia and the New York crime thriller "The Drop" (which became James Gandolfini's last film).

They are shooting the ball like role players known for defense and hustle, voiding much of the advantage in athleticism that makes the Knicks the finer team.

For both Native Americans and European settlers, the appearance of passenger pigeons or the discovery of one of their giant roosting grounds became a festive occasion where every member of the family had a role: shooting the birds, knocking squabs out of nests, chasing the unfledged runaways, and collecting the dead for pickling, salting, baking, or boiling.

Mason praises the BBC for getting the Doctor Who team fully involved in the bundle, including Capaldi's role in shooting the introduction videos and choosing the episodes.

Although 10 men stood trial, only two were jailed for their role in shooting the Nobel laureate as she sat in a school bus in October 2012.

Vikings punter Chris Kluwe was also among those athletes trying to make sense of the shooting and the role that gun control will play in the conversations about it.

She recently finished shooting a role, the villain, in a mini-series based on "The Mists of Avalon," a novel by Marion Zimmer Bradley in which the King Arthur legend is told from the point of view of its women.