Sentence examples for shot factory from inspiring English sources

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We're kicking things off with a beer gremlin animated by Ethan Barnowsky, then segueing smoothly into a jello shot factory, commemorating the moment you gaze upon your first drink of the night, the pouring of that sweet first drink into the mouth, and the growing love affair with your beverage until you become just like the wasted squirrel below.

Lutz Reitemeier, a German cinematographer who shot "Factory Boss," says Zhang "is interested in the changes in Chinese society — the tension between the past and modernity and the provincial life and urbanization — and what it means for people".

The next shot shows factory workers welding and otherwise assembling unspecified parts.

The cumbersome captions of the silent film could be dropped; certain strained methods of showing sound in pictures, such as shots of factory whistles, guns firing, or rows of clapping hands, became unnecessary.

First it's rumors and leaks, and then spy shots from factory lines, and then the announcement comes!

Exterior shots of factories at night suggest ominous goings-on within, the night sky lighted up by reds and yellows or dotted with clouds of smoke.

Here Come the Brummies is basically shots of factories – such as Lucas, where Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi sliced off two fingers, then invented heavy metal by detuning his guitar so it was less painful to play.

Even after two episodes, I still don't feel like we've witnessed enough of the idiosyncrasies of the fictional Vinci -- I'm longing to see more of it, but the low-quality crushing car scenes and brief shots of factories do little to characterize it.

In later Hollywood films such as I Shot Andy Warhol and Factory Girl - in which Sienna Miller played Warholian 'muse' Edie Sedgwick - The Factory is shown as buzzy.

Tom Stoddard's black-and-white shot of two factory workers gave an alternative, stronger vision of femininity, for example, while Liz Hingley's photograph of a dressed-up older woman captured something of the dignity of age.