Sentence examples for camera brought from inspiring English sources

McCarthy's son, Damon, holding a high-end video camera, brought the scene to a close and seemed satisfied.

Every photo in a camera brought by a journalist to the naval base is reviewed — regardless of whether it was taken there or not.

Still, it is now possible for anyone to inspect the ongoing construction of the circuit through a live camera brought to my attention by the Speed City Cam Web site.

As Sragow points out, Fleming had learned something essential from his capering association with Douglas Fairbanks — how to position a performer within the frame and time his performance in such a way that the camera brought out his temperament and his strength.

On Monday night, after a 90-minute special celebrating Ms. White's 90th birthday, NBC gave a trial run to "Betty White's Off Their Rockers," which resurrected the hidden-camera gimmick that "Candid Camera" brought to television more than a half-century ago.

They fell in love with the camera, brought it home with them to Vienna and in 1992 formed The Lomographic Society International.

"But it's interesting what the camera brings out in people.

Mark Boston My dad came from Germany to the U.S. in 1938 with only a Leica camera, bringing it to sell.

The back camera brings support for videos in 4K — which is not yet supported on the Apple TV, or many computers.

Despite the happiness my new camera brings me, I have a sinking feeling that I'll be playing this reality show again in coming seasons.

The actor never speaks, only listens, as the camera brings us in closer and closer, until finally he is all eyes, illuminated by Ben Flett's adept lighting.