Sentence examples for before the camera was from inspiring English sources

His conversation with the New York detectives over the eight hours before the camera was turned on is a critical, but undocumented, part of the investigation.

Just before the camera was going to roll, he came up to me and said: 'This shot took two hours to set up.

Officer Dorcent's lawyers sought to establish that Mr. Carty could have been injured in a fight that took place before the camera was activated or by banging his head on a partition in an attempt to escape from a patrol car.

"Our starting point was that young people's opinions on museums as being old, boring, and irrelevant is because they don't realize the societal impact painting had in the centuries before the camera was invented," Rikke Hindborg Kristensen told The Creators Project via email.

The video, not technically a "selfie" since the camera was rolling before the birds commenced their inquiry, captured the interest of thousands online.

Crucailly, all this number crunching takes time, causing a delay before the camera is ready to shoot again.

One of the best displays of Julia's off-the-cuff sense of humor and utter composure and naturalness before the camera is this footage from her appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman".

He says, "The use of the magnifying glass in this whole performance I am doing before the camera, is representative of this idea that there are a lot of transactional biases based off identity".

The punishment they had dangled over him, execution by stoning, the punishment they had used to force him to denounce me before the cameras, was null.

His last script to go before the cameras was Children of Glory, in 2006, a Hungarian-language tale of the country's 1956 uprising against the Soviets and the symbolic water polo match the nations played out at the Olympics in the same year.

In 2013, The Sound of Music Live, a new version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical staged in real-time before the cameras, was such a gargantuan success that US TV channel NBC commissioned a follow-up: a live version of the Peter Pan musical to air this December.