Sentence examples for typical shooting from inspiring English sources

And forget your typical shooting schedule.

The photo space describes typical shooting distances and illuminance levels for specific imaging-application areas.

Although the typical shooting time for an episode of The X-Files is eight days, "Detour" took nineteen days to film.

A typical shoot lasts about two and a half hours and is an intimate exchange between him and the subject.

A typical shoot for Martha Stewart required seven people and "meetings about Pantone chip colors and meetings about meetings," Mr. Ross said.

Unlike the typical shoot-them-till-they're-all-dead video game, Spore was strongly influenced by science, and in particular by evolutionary biology.

The game is less frantic than typical shoot 'em ups, with the addition of greater strategic elements.

Local businesspeople were so eager to promote the area that they waived any fees Granada would have given them for allowing filming, meaning the location manager only spent £20, considerably less than the £3,000 a typical shoot of that length would have cost.

"You know, a typical police shooting is: you get about a week to a week and a half off, you see a shrink, you go through your Internal Affairs interviews.

("May the gods keep the wolves in the hills and the women in our beds" is a fairly typical locution; shooting it in the ancient Greek might have been a better bet).

"This was not a typical mass shooting day," he said.