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Justin strode into the scene as cameras dollied around him.

Double Down Franklin W. Dixon 2009

Camera Three dollied in for a close-up of the swarthy stranger.

Prayers To Broken Stones Simmons, Dan 1990

The camera dollied back to include the two people seated on either side of Tom Brokaw.

A STRANGER IS WATCHING MARY HIGGINS CLARK 1977

I like to see girls all dollied up in squffly lace over-skirts, -- or whatever you call

Patty's Butterfly Days Carolyn Wells 1902

We have got water in our shaft at 137 feet, enough to run a battery, and we shall have one on the ground in three months 'time or under, Egan dollied out 1,000 oz, in a little over two months, before I came down, from his reef; and Cashman dollied 700 oz. out of his in about three weeks and had one stone 10 lbs. weight with 9 lbs.

Spinifex and Sand David Wynford Carnegie 1885

The man who recoiled from playing for people sitting quietly 20 or more feet from his piano loved to talk or perform as a bulky TV camera dollied in for a closer view.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN 2011

At 24 frames, blurriness was very evident when the camera panned or dollied along the dinner table and when two knights dueled with swords.

The Seattle Times 2011

Knowing the former president was in the house, they dollied themselves up to look like Bill Clinton AND Monica Lewinsky.

Winnipeg Sun 2010

Knowing the former president was in the house, they dollied themselves up to look like Bill Clinton AND Monica Lewinsky.

Toronto Sun 2010

Director Mark Brokaw's flat, over-dollied adaptation of Rebecca Gilman's sanctimonious play (co-scripted by Gilman and Doug Atchison) approaches its ideas of reverse racism and the hypocrisies of tolerance with a heavy hand and odious moralizing.

Dallas Observer | Complete Issue 2009