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That day he approached the crease in his characteristically pacy, bouncy yet sleek, light-of-foot fashion—a ninja crossed with a wrecking ball—shoulders low and chest open, purring up through the gears before his high-speed wind-up, prelude to a low-angle slingshot-fling of the ball.

The Paradox of Shoaib Akhtar Richard Lord 2011

One of Kaurismaki's trademark shots in all his films is a sudden surprise low-angle shot at... ta, ta!... shoes.

Karin Badt: Kaurismaki's Le Havre May Win Cannes Prize Karin Badt 2011

Rob - I hear ya, but my day job involves hanging out of moving race cars scraping my elbows on the blacktop taking very low-angle moving shots.

Up The Hill Backwards 2008

But only a problem if you value money over gazing down into the valley from your porch to watch the low-angle mountain sun do interesting things on the flocks of little toy cows and horses which wander the ultra-green agricultural fields.

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She moved in low-angle leaps, against the wind, hurrying.

I Don’t Understand ? Jack Varnell 2010

The pair jumped away on a low-angle ramp and quickly built an advantage of 1: 05.

Raymond Kreder, Mara Abbott win stage 3 at Cascade Classic; Rory Sutherland, Abbott hold lead 2010

Cars and buses were going by at the end of the field, but as this was a low-angle shot against the sky they didn't get in the way-though Stanley did have to pause for an occasional airplane.

Tin 2010

With his cinematographer Gregg Toland, the director and star dared much else besides, experimenting with deep focus and low-angle shots that allowed the ceiling to be seen.

The Spectator’s 50 Essential Films: Part Two 2009

Yikes, I know the low-angle shot at the end is supposed to make McCain look bold and presidential, but that weird jaw bulge thing he's got is * really* accentuated in that shot.

New McCain Ad: "Celebrity" Obama Is Also The "Taxman" 2009

The team's North House featured photovoltaic panels on the roof and its south, east, and west sides to make use of low-angle sunlight in colder months.

Looking at the future of the energy-efficient home at the 2009 Solar Decathlon 2009