Sentence examples for shot of all from inspiring English sources

It was a big group shot, of all top models, by Steven Meisel.

"He's the long shot of all long shots," said Kim Devlin, Mr. Suozzi's top political aide.

It was a drop shot, of all weapons, that turned what looked like an upset into a relief.

(There's an amazing shot of all the identical Eves posed for a group portrait — at a swing set).

Then there was the shot of all four of them on the couch that said: "We're baaaaaaack".

Portugal had offered Macau back in 1974, when the revolutionary government in Lisbon chose to get shot of all its seedy colonies.

In overtime, it was Rod Strickland who made the most devastating shots of all.

That England and Spain mustered the fewest shots of all teams involved, just 24 each, and were eliminated backs up that view.

Cameras flew through the air, capturing various shots of all the models, placing approximately 20 million viewers inside The Garden, according to DefJam Recordings.

But fashionista.com is now reporting the leak of photos, complete with mug shots of all the models, which it has on the site.

What's more, many classic realistic dramas rely on process shots of all sorts, not to convey a sense of artifice but to replicate reality in a studio.