Sentence examples similar to camera address from inspiring English sources

"Come up to Alaska and pick on me," Ms. Palin continued on camera, addressing Ms. Griffin.

Enough comrades have been sacrificed", Odreman said on camera addressing Rodriguez Torres.

"You are an ignorant man," he says, looking straight into the camera, addressing President George W. Bush, whom for the purposes of the show he has nicknamed Mr. Danger after a villain in a popular Venezuelan novel.

Gillespie in effect films the entire action as hypotheticals, in a cinematic conditional mood that's emphasized throughout the film both by the interpolated staged interviews and by characters' asides to the camera, addressing the viewer with winking interpretations of the actions in progress.

The navigation display is connected to a back-up camera, addressing the longstanding supercar bugaboo of poor rearward visibility.

But he soon remembered his debate preparation - the need to try to look prime ministerial and talk to voters, not other politicians - so he then turned to the camera, addressing the nation - a technique which David Cameron had mastered a little sooner.

"Pelican Imaging's computational camera addresses the key pain points associated with conventional camera phones – the height of the camera module, poor image quality and a limited user-experience – targeting a rapidly growing market that currently exceeds $4 billion," Globespan's co-founder and executive managing director Barry Schiffman said in a statement.

"Joe, McCainn says to the camera, addressing the plumber from Ohio.

The song "Camera" addressed the death of a friend from Athens who died in a car crash.

As the song begins, Knowles looks towards the camera, addressing the viewer while affirming the subject of the song that she was the best he ever had.

Mr. El Mechri proposed a long, to-the-camera address.