Sentence examples for camera clicking from inspiring English sources

I could hear his camera clicking away like mad.

He's going to burn us out.' " In one of his first golf tournaments, he complained to his mother that he could not make his swing because he could hear the photographer's camera clicking.

Behind her, Chloe Ngo took photos of her daughter under the cherry blossoms, the shutter of her camera clicking steadily as 5-year-old Celine Ngo smiled in a red kimono.

With one frame per camera clicking away every five minutes, the finished film will look, when run through a projector at normal speed, like one of those eerie time-lapse films of a flower poking from the soil, spiraling upward and blooming.

Ms. Jordan, the only black member of the Kentucky Legislature, relished the jumping, sign waving, pointing, screaming, chanting and camera clicking that broke out as the president stepped onto the stage at a high school gym before a crowd of some 1,200 Democrats.

Also, throughout much of the footage, one can hear what sounds to be a photo camera clicking -- perhaps someone capturing images of the people in the streets.

"There are phones clicking, cameras clicking, people moving," said Belgium's Thomas Pieters, who shot a four-under 67.

Despite the chaotic queues for the most revered sites within the church and the cacophony of chanting priests, tour guides and camera-clicking tourists, for many it is a deeply emotional and spiritual experience.

A recent videotape showed camera-clicking tourists scrambling for their vehicles as a black bear and her cubs tried to cross a bridge in Yellowstone and began running in their direction.

But since only a few dozen rafters float the river each day between April and October, compared with the hundreds of thousands of camera-clicking tourists who cram into Monument Valley annually, it is one of the most intimate ways to see the region.

As a small child, in DMs and home-screen-printed T-shirts, I simply couldn't understand why all those thousands of Spanish teenagers, Japanese coach tours and camera-clicking American retirees hung around Christchurch Meadow or Balliol College when, right here, there were, like, piranhas and fish that glowed in the dark and, fucking hell, actual sharks.