Sentence examples for the long shoot from inspiring English sources

The young Kaminski had barely unpacked from the long shoot before he found himself on the awards circuit, side-by-side with Spielberg, hearing the word "masterpiece" with intoxicating regularity.

She was emotionally unstable, and her instability could be traced to her dependency on amphetamines — a habit that started when she was a child star and was given pills by the studio, M-G-M, in order to keep her vivacious before the camera during the long shoot days.

It made the long shoot much easier and helped to drive a personal connection between the parties.

It felt right for the character, and also felt logistically right for the long shoot.

Following the long shoot on Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life," Chastain felt the need to flee the country to clear her head.

"I knew it was going to be great, but I had no idea it was going to be this great," says Collier of the long shoot in Hollywood and Coronado Island.

The long shoots of this species produce only leaf spines, not green foliage leaves.

The triangular scale leaves, also lance-shaped, are borne on the long shoots of older trees.

They are grouped in spirals on the long shoots and arranged in star-shaped clusters on the spurlike shoots.

Ms. Thiriez said this was partly because Chinese crowds were inquisitive and would have disturbed the long shooting process.

The needlelike, three-sided, rigid leaves are scattered along the long shoots and clustered in dense tufts at the ends of short spurs.