Sentence examples for shot reference from inspiring English sources

I'm also dismayed you made a cheap shot reference to my role as a former adviser to President Clinton.

They also shot reference video of the climber's ascent to capture where he supported his body and to estimate his skeletal poses, including the contact regions for his hands and feet on the rock wall.

The new trailer has very little to offer beyond a single shot referencing the 1996 film.

What marks a true cinephile is the ability to identify when specific shots reference the works of former filmmakers.

"Let's just put the figures down as required for each shot, without reference to any other shot," he said coldly.

"This dog day afternoon turned better for Patty Hearst," was the Baltimore Sun's best shot, making reference of course to the 1975 film classic Dog Day Afternoon, starring Al Pacino about a bank hold-up that goes unnervingly wrong.

His father, Louis Debney, began working for Disney as a teenager, banging the clapperboard to identify the live-action footage shot as reference for "Snow White" and going on to produce "Zorro" and "The Mickey Mouse Club".

Cherry said of the storyline, "I've come up with my own version of 'Who Shot J.R.?'," referencing the murder mystery plotline surrounding the J. R. Ewing character (Larry Hagman) in the popular primetime soap opera Dallas.

You can find shots and references to all of the above films in Hysterical Psycho.

An expert on Third World water issues in San Francisco shot back a reference to a relevant local organization, which is now helping the community build a well.

Imagine waking, gently, to the sound of instrumentalists on the stairs, playing music of intense personal significance: music shot through with references to a lullaby, birdsong and a remark you made on the effect of a particular sunrise on the colour of your wallpaper.