Sentence examples for camera approaches from inspiring English sources

Lambri's camera approaches these works as built spaces that are no different than the architecture that she has shot.

While children are heard laughing and playing in the background, the camera approaches some sort of golden artefact half buried in the sand.

The camera approaches it from a child's angle, so the house looks as palatial as it did to him as a boy.

"What nature really cares about is what you have to offer, like the stevia plant," the announcer says as the camera approaches one.

Secretive, until now; "Reputation Manager" Roar Rude Trangbaek has opened the doors and is showing us round, except for the product development area; as the camera approaches, the building's shutters do their thing (shut).

"What nature really cares about is what you have to offer, like the stevia plant," the announcer says, as the camera approaches a humble-looking plant that seems to be off the beaten path.

A young woman with a news camera approached him for an interview.

After the interview, a young white man, the student who had been behind the camera, approached me with an outstretched hand.

At one point, Matt Damon, feeling the camera approaching from his left, swiftly moved from blank mortification to a pantomime of enjoyment: several wooden claps and a slow-growing smile.

Where some of Boyle's kinetic, hyper-stylized music video camera approach in Slumdog and 127 Hours felt a little out of place, it is perfect in Trance: a techno heist film.

Since the new PS-OCT system is based on a single line scan camera approach, a pixel-to-pixel correspondence of the two spectral interferograms, which is required for polarization sensitive imaging, can only be achieved by applying several additional post-processing steps.