Sentence examples for shot a vision from inspiring English sources

This is a spectacular and gorgeously created film, with allusions to Harold Lloyd and Fritz Lang, and it's an almost overwhelming assault on the senses from the very first shot: a vision of post-first-world-war Paris which sees the city as one gigantic clockwork contrivance.

While we watched shaky night-vision camerawork, my husband shot an email to the principal of the school explaining what had happened.

Latina bombshell, Eva Mendez, was an (unfortunate) target of public demand, and dared to shoot a scantily clad night-vision spoof with Funny or Die (video below).

Mr. Hall also bragged that he was teaching his son to use night vision equipment and shoot a gun.

For all his athletic prowess, scoring ability and dynamic vision, he's shooting a career-worst 36.5percentthisiseasonon.

Click, and the pixelated visions of Kobe shooting a fadeaway over Jordan stream past like a pleasant daydream, a Valhalla of sports nonsense.

Across the river, the bulking profile of the Eiffel Tower shot into vision as the Mercedes raced along.

They hit the road in a chase sequence shot in night vision; it's like the posse pursuit scene from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" done in Grinch-green.

We're told: "If any of you move, she will be shot!" Suddenly my vision is white, a bag is over my head and my wrists are fixed together by plastic cable ties.

When Angela finally comes in contact with a demon possessed girl who is the cause of the outbreak, it's shot with a night vision overlay, completely showcasing the elongated body of the girl turned creature.

You can put them anywhere – you will notice glare if you try to shoot night vision through a dirty window so almost anywhere – and they are extremely well-built.