Sentence examples for the process of shooting from inspiring English sources

So we're constantly in the process of shooting in the dark, predicting the future for a couple of hours.

In "Gliding Over All" there was not one but two complicated montages, can you talk about the process of shooting each one?

At the other end, Sunderland felt aggrieved at not having the opportunity to level from the penalty spot after Steven Fletcher was accosted by a McArdle challenge in the process of shooting during a comedy of errors.

There was little separation between cast and crew, between on set and off set; the process of shooting the show appeared to be an essential component of the show itself.

She spends much of her time speaking to students and is in the process of shooting another documentary -- the Knitting Factory show was part of it -- that will focus more directly on her career and its impact.

Would they be uncomfortable, or find it cheesy, or just bad?" She led readings and discussions with groups ranging from five to sixty prisoners, and tried to get a sense of whether the general population would abide the story, and the process of shooting it.

In the process of shoot branching, the importance of auxin was already discussed.

Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, the controversial process of shooting water, sand and chemicals underground to retrieve oil or natural gas trapped in shale rock, has made plenty of headlines in recent years.

In vascular plants, organ formation (organogenesis) is not confined to early life, and the processes of shoot, root, and leaf formation that occur first in the embryo are repeated, albeit in modified form, throughout the life of the plant.

"The whole thing was this incredible waiting process of shooting footage, waiting an entire year without seeing anything, and then one day receiving the finished product which I had dreamed about for years".

Ng then brought readers through his process of shooting when bright lights threaten visibility. .