Sentence examples for camera aloft from inspiring English sources

Vividly, she saw him at the peak of the Wildcat Canyon trail, holding his complicated camera aloft, peering through the viewfinder.

Suddenly, almost every journalist on board is holding a camera aloft, from the crews with their large video cameras, to a host of iPhones glowing like fireflies, their cameras held up in wobbly-vision to gather personal souvenirs and even selfies of this encounter.

Covering your face with straightened, coloured hair, distracting the eye with the glint of a snakebite piercing, and holding your digital camera aloft, the wrong way round, so more of your scalp is on display than your face.

Covering your face with straightened, colored hair, distracting the eye with the glint of a snakebite piercing, and holding your digital camera aloft, the wrong way round, so more of your scalp is on display than your face.

Kites were used in the late 19th century to carry cameras aloft to take pictures of battlefields.

Rhoads looked through the rain at the Cyclones, many of whom were holding cellphones and cameras aloft, and realized, again, just how far they had come together.

But then she gathered herself, raised her eyes and gestured to the sidewalk outside the cafe, where people were staring at her, cellphone cameras aloft.

Take the case of measuring the effectiveness of image stabilizers in video cameras, a technology developed to counter the hand fatigue people inevitably feel when they crook their elbows to hold video cameras aloft for extended periods.

Two white balloons, holding video cameras aloft, are part of an extensive surveillance operation in the area, and the military is expanding roads and building a three-mile concrete blast wall along a critical route through the district to block the insurgents' reinfiltration from the south.

It was a commendable note of humility, somewhat undercut by the setting: the six state flags set against a wall-size Stars and Stripes, the cheering crowds, the swooning campaign workers, the delegation of Sikhs snaking through the cluster of Hasidic men holding cellphone cameras aloft.

Go to see a stadium gig and you'll be confronted by a forest of arms holding cameras aloft.