Sentence examples for with a shoot from inspiring English sources

He began with a shoot in the Galápagos Islands that paid homage to Darwin's studies there.

"When it's really working with a shoot, like with Carine, there is an atmosphere that comes about, an intimate performance that I truly love," he said.

Moss chose to celebrate her 40th birthday with a shoot in Playboy, for the magazine's 60th anniversary edition, wearing the full bunny get-up – silky ears, bob tail and cuffs – and shot by top fashion photography duo Mert & Marcus.

Prime Minister David Cameron will attend tonight's international friendly between England and France in a further show of unity with the nation as they recover from Friday's horrific terrorist attacks in Paris that left at least 129 dead, with armed guards patrolling the ground being issued with a shoot to kill order in the event of a terrorist attack.

In a career that started with a shoot for Richard Neutra in 1936 and ended with his death in 2009, Shulman photographed virtually every important midcentury modernist architect's work — especially those on the West Coast — not to mention taking on an almost daily stream of jobs for businesses, cities and publications.

The controversy over the letter comes just days after Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, backtracked on comments made in an interview in which he said he was unhappy with a shoot to kill policy, when asked whether that was appropriate in the event of a Paris-style terror attack in the UK.

The day trip starts from Williams, Arizona – with a shoot-out!

Even Brian De Palma doesn't do much more with a shoot-out than Thurber does.

Canvassers in Oldham said that Corbyn disagreeing with a shoot-to-kill policy had "cut through" to people.

Bryant was an unstoppable scorer and a clutch performer with a shoot-first mentality and ferocious self-regard.

The movie opens with a shoot-out in a Hong Kong teahouse in which more people are left dead than in any month of Hollywood movies.