Sentence examples for video pans from inspiring English sources
The video pans across his body.
The video pans from the impenetrable brown darkness to a crisp blue sky just out of reach of the haze.
The video pans slowly over the boy's swollen and disfigured corpse as it lies on a plastic sheet.
From there, the video pans to a young entrepreneur discussing plans to build a service that simplifies blogging.
The video pans across a crowd of students wearing backpacks and jackets standing in the school's cafeteria.
It takes on a distinctly Goth cast in a watercolor piece by Alessandro Pessoli, which is the best thing here and is shrewdly complemented by Elise Ferguson's nocturnal video pans of castle walls.
Meanwhile the video panned slowly across close-ups of branches and foliage.
This faces a black-and-white video panning across a corner very like the one into which it projects — occasionally the pan stops, clicking the virtual image into the actual architecture, and then it starts again with a seasick lurch.
Once, the projected video panned to one side, giving the impression that the stage — the deck of a ship — was turning, an uncanny effect also used in Michael Counts's projection-based version of Rossini's "Moses in Egypt" for New York City Opera in April.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Scientist and children's television personality Bill Nye, in a newly released online video, panned biblical creationism and implored American parents who reject the scientific theory of evolution not to teach their beliefs to their youngsters.
In the foreground, next to the candidate himself, Escobar featured three high school students from Roger C. Sullivan High School who -- unprompted by the campaign -- made a video panning Rahm Emanuel and supporting Miguel del Valle for his neighborhood schools advocacy.
