follow shot

American  

[fol-oh shot] / ˈfɒl oʊ ˌʃɒt /

noun

1. Movies, Television. Also following shot a traveling shot made as the camera moves along with the subject.

   a follow shot of the buffalo stampede, taken from a low-flying helicopter.

2. Billiards, Pool. a stroke that causes the cue ball to roll forward after striking the object ball.

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Etymology

Origin of follow shot

First recorded in 1905–10

Example Sentences

Doncic hit a bank shot, Dorian Finney-Smith hit a three-pointer, James banked in a follow shot and Doncic hit two three throws to quickly push the lead back to 20.

From Los Angeles Times

They’d pull out a 69-67 victory on a follow shot at the buzzer by Jada Sanders.

From Los Angeles Times

The Celtics charged back and had a chance to win it regulation, but Tatum missed a 19-footer and Robert Williams had his follow shot blocked as time expired.

From Seattle Times

AJ Griffin beat the Bulls at the horn on Dec. 11 and 10 days later, Ayo Dosunmu returned the favor with a follow shot as time expired.

From Seattle Times

But Marcus Smart scored on a follow shot, made a jumper in transition before Brown got a steal and dunk to make it 81-72 going to the fourth.

From Seattle Times