Sentences with phrase «take a shot at something in»

The demo opened with Link on a tall cliff, then using a telescope to look far into the distance and take a shot at something in the distance with his bow and arrow.

Not exact matches

Sony's Santa Monica Studios did something with «God of War» that's never been done before in a video game: It's made a complete video game that takes place in one continuous shot, in real time, with no loading screens at all.

When Maclean's asked Kenney before the leadership vote about a carbon policy that these industry leaders may now view as something that must be replaced if it's repealed, he did something aspiring conservative premiers seldom do in Alberta: he took a shot at the corporate titans.

If you are taking a family portrait, try something different like an outside shot in your garden in the summer, with a head to circle created by everyone lying on the ground and holding hands whilst looking up at the camera.

On the anniversary of the Columbine shooting, teachers and students at Columbine High took part in community service in an effort to turn the day into something meaningful and thousands of students across the country took part in walkouts to protest gun violence.

It also takes a shot at explaining love in math terms — not something previously featured on screen.

Not long after, Morrison took something of a left turn, serving as cinematographer on the third and fourth seasons of hit MTV semi-reality series «The Hills,» Maybe it's not a job that everyone would have taken, but Morrison found it invaluable on the film that would become her breakthrough, Zal Batmanglij «s «Sound Of My Voice,» which premiered at Sundance in 2011 having shot at the tail end of 2010.

What's interesting and encouraging is that Amazon is releasing a Kindle Phone, Amazon is releasing Kindle Phone in 2014, and Amazon is taking a shot at making something NEW and INNOVATIVE.

While the mission did seem a bit tedious at the time (what with the shooting of generators over and over again,) this little gem is something to take note of in the Mass Effect universe.

The trouble is that something innocuous at the time the photograph was taken or published can also take on new connotations later as context changes (e.g. someone in a shot becomes embroiled in a scandal after the fact: think Tiger Woods or a child - abusing priest).