Sentence examples for televised shots from inspiring English sources

Petrafeso said that when he saw televised shots of Pohlad entertaining Selig in Game 1, he grimaced.

It still stands, just a few blocks to the east of the site of the World Trade Center, and it looked tiny in the televised shots of lower Manhattan last week, a delicate, dignified artifact.

Even with American tanks only a few hundred yards from his office, he continued to claim that the televised shots of tanks on the Baghdad streets were just Hollywood special effects.

And yet when I saw those televised shots of his house on McKee Street, something caught in my throat.

2) In the N.F.L., the end of the year means Pro Bowl selection time, the annual reminder that yes, the N.F.L. still plays the most meaningless all-star game in all of sports, mainly as an excuse to televise shots of bikini-clad women on Waikiki.

The televised aerial shots of cyclists making a serpentine climb on a narrow mountain switchback take your breath away.

But what the producers and viewers want is what they call "good TV" — in this case, working-class fantasies aimed at men craving televised booster shots of testosterone.

Once again, each televised reaction shot and each emotional acceptance speech will come from a white actor.

Among its other missions, the blimp, which was launched in 1984, helps televise overhead shots of sports events including tennis matches and football and baseball games.

And isn't maximizing the number of shots televised supposed to be the viewer's reward for the limitation of four minutes of commercials an hour from the Masters?

"What about all the players who don't have EVERY SINGLE SHOT televised?