Sentence examples for camera about how from inspiring English sources

We see Ann – dissatisfied with her own glib and superficial treatment of history – diarising to camera about how as a child she could move objects with telekinesis.

Earlier, summer intern Nikki Leon talked to Paul on camera about how online interaction can breed offline activism.

Empire all talk to camera about how they are not going to be the ones to get fired.

The designer himself, young, slim and not so shy, talks to camera about how he perceived women's wearing the pants, while keeping their own particular beauty and character.

British musicians from Humphrey Lyttleton, a bandleader born in 1921, to Eric Clapton and Lonnie Donegan talk on camera about how they absorbed, in a ravenously indiscriminate way, every strain of American music that made its way across the ocean.

Handling a series of pink foam blocks, he talked to the camera about how, beyond a certain height, the primary load on a building shifts from being vertical (gravity) to being horizontal (wind).

During the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, Paul Bulcke, Nestlé's chief executive bragged before the TV cameras about how Nestlé believed in "shared value", but refused to answer my direct question about how many cents of every Nespresso capsule are shared with coffee farmers.

He has also been caught on camera talking about how he successfully suppressed scandals.

David Cameron has been caught on camera talking about how the Queen "purred down the line" after he phoned her to say Scotland had voted no to independence.

He is seen on camera, talking about how he likes to "name things because of sentimental attachment" and considers Enterprise to be "an uplifting name".

But the fan had already exited, and within two seconds, Girardi was back in front of the camera talking about how good Sale was as if nothing had happened.