Sentence examples for a camera of some from inspiring English sources

He is an avid photographer and can often be found roaming around Brooklyn with a camera of some sort.

Ironically, a camera of choice now is a digital SLR.

Someone has allegedly seen a mock-up of the Samsung NX10, a digital camera of some sort, at a Korean trade show.

Often, as with devices like NapTime or Evoz, these include a monitor and camera of some sort and an accompanying mobile app.

He has extended his reach with books, a weekly cable television show in which he hides his face and a blog that includes his secret video recordings with a hand-held camera of some of the great and not-so-great tables of France.

A good deal of this accomplishment can be attributed to his imagination and resourcefulness in handling a camera, but some of it undoubtedly stems from the fact that his primary interest is not in fashion but in women.

Many of his characters are most comfortable in front of a camera or some imagined audience, and they gladly accept the personal compromises that accompany fame, or even infamy.

As she moved around the Middle East through the winter, some at NBC referred to her reports as "performance art," criticizing them as little more than Ms. Banfield in front of a camera at some new locale.

In time, you might conclude that most of the household items Sergey has on hand can or did double either as a camera or some sort of weapon.

Rob Crossley, associate editor at CVG, a leading games news website, said: "Kinect is quite divisive: some like the novelty of a camera, some don't.

Some people are naturally good in front of a camera, some aren't.