Sentence examples for back from the camera from inspiring English sources

With a wheezing, almost noiseless bray of a laugh, he reels back from the camera, all the while maintaining eye contact as the "catalogue" of his coming wares ascends to cover his face.

Similarly, in response to the request to imagine taking a few steps back from the camera's current position and describe the scene beyond the current view, patients were able to list numerous contextually relevant items, associate them with each other, and associate them with the context.

"Some of the footage we are getting back from the cameras is breathtaking, including species we have never seen in this part of the world".

But he held back from the TV cameras, perhaps reflecting a career working on the front line in places like Moscow.

Shooting a #Selfielapse was easy, though it's tempting to shift your eyes back and forth from the camera at the top of the phone to the screen where you can see yourself and frame your video.

She made her way from the back of the camera to the front three years ago and is much praised for her fresh, friendly approach.

Then, they can easily share those pictures right from the back of the camera.

Two slight men appear, backing nervously away from the camera, each with a gun pointed at the viewer.

We get a fresh subplot, as responsibility for targeting is passed from the Air Force to the C.I.A. ("Christians in Action," as Johns refers to them), while some of the shots beamed back from the U.A.V.'s cameras, click by click, exert a horrible fascination.

THE camera pulls back from a shuttered feed and grain shop, then cuts to various angles on an empty street, litter blowing along it.

The lofty, stooping figure heads away from us, with his back to the camera, but he doesn't get any smaller as he goes.