Sentence examples for to help shoot from inspiring English sources

She began working in Mumbai in 2006, when a friend invited her to help shoot two films for the first Indian entry for the Venice Architecture Biennale.

The next day, Ms. Ewell e-mailed other filmmakers she knew to ask if they'd like to help shoot, edit and produce a documentary about the nascent movement.

The next day, a stunt coördinator named Jeremy Sample, a former linebacker at Notre Dame, was at Pendleton to help shoot the rough stuff.

When the Lone Ranger left, the grateful townsfolk asked, "Who was that masked man?" When Kerry leaves, they counsel, "The next time someone says, 'I represent the United States government and I'm here to help,' shoot him".

Last Saturday, my buddy T. J. asked me to come along with him to help shoot a documentary on the people who travel from all over the country to go to the Daytona car races.

Penny assured that it was not a pre-planned thing; DeMarco just showed up to the gathering of friends to help shoot the video and asked, "Can I show my balls?" Penny told DeMarco, "Be yourself," but predicting the music media frenzy that would ensue was far from her mind.

He introduced a policy initiative to this effect at a press conference in late 2000, in which he dramatically cast a box of syringes onto the floor and said that his department planned to "stop people from shooting their welfare cheque up their arm, and to help them shoot up the ladder of success".

It's a dual-stick action game that involves, well, shooting lots of people, while possibly spending money on in-app payments to help you shoot even more.

I asked her to help me shoot the video, which we filmed in our original warehouse in Gardena in October 2011.

A photographer found a makeshift stool he had concocted to help him shoot over a track-side fence the previous year in the same spot, untouched.

For instance, the advisers found that as many as one-third of the soldiers needed eyeglasses to help them shoot more accurately.