Sentence examples for shot mirror from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists also uncovered lead shot, mirror fragments, pieces of writing slate and blue beads in a meadow in the Tahoe National Forest.

The atmosphere in this shot mirrors the bleakness: it's raining, and Gaye is outside, alone, the definition of troubled (the Tedesca typeface serves to add a gothic edge).

Our Hot Shots mirror larger trends in America.

The last shot, a mirror of the opening image, has Shane riding over the crest of a hill.

In the final shot, a mirror on a swinging door constantly picks up and loses the benumbed Ripley.

He then rolled across the lane for a left-handed hook shot, the mirror image of a right-handed hook he made in the first half.

Though it contains shots that mirror the paintings of the German romanticist, Caspar David Friedrich, these are used to underpin the film's intense religious aura and are not typical of its general appearance.

The film stars Jean Marais, one of Cocteau's long time friends and collaborators, and was filmed using trick shots and mirrors to show the characters passing back and forth through life and death.

The autofocus sensor works normally as you compose a shot, since the mirror never has to flip up.

But Mr Mohan insisted it was "a joke", saying: "It was a cheap shot at the Mirror because they'd had a particularly good year".

"It was a cheap shot at the Mirror, attempting to undermine their journalism because they had a particularly good year," he said.