Sentence examples for television shot from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore's televised odyssey of forensic self-correction was apparent from the first television shot of him: he bore no resemblance to a pumpkin.

On the morning of September 11th, just about everybody who watched the unforgettable television shot of a Boeing 767 flying into the south tower of….

When Clinton and Schumer accompanied Bush to ground zero on Sept. 14, Schumer stuck much closer to the president's side, seemingly intent on getting in every television shot.

There was a time when a producer could throw a Confederate flag into a television shot and no one would say boo.

On the morning of September 11th, just about everybody who watched the unforgettable television shot of a Boeing 767 flying into the south tower of the World Trade Center shared certain feelings: shock, grief, anger, fear, and so on.

There is often something cartoonish about the Dallas Cowboys, whether it is their shocking decision to allow Jason Witten and his tender spleen to play in the season opener Wednesday night, or the giggle-worthy television shot of someone else apparently cleaning Jerry Jones's eyeglasses before delicately handing them back to him.

Millions had seen television shots of young men "necklacing", hanging burning tyres around the necks of, a suspected scab.

That said, Dr. Dean said he was not glowering at Mr. Kerry, as television shots of the debate made it appear.

Nader backers were kept at bay and out of the television shots by putting them in a separate "protest area".

The television shots of the Olympic starting areas and finishing lines, Mr. Robinson noted, make any errors obvious to the entire world.

Because of Randolph's musings on race — probably stimulated by friends or family interpreting television shots while he is in the dugout — he is in trouble.