Sentence examples for camera going on from inspiring English sources

A review in The Times of India said that the film's climax reaches the level of Reservoir Dogs, and described it as "absolutely riveting stuff, with the camera going on a hitherto unexplored journey in Indian cinema".

Then, when the camera goes on, I'm ready to have an experience.

The camera went on only when the team said it could.

Ms. Buono, looking at the camera, goes on to talk about the struggle of middle-class families.

His technique involves collecting and integrating images taken from different angles as the camera goes on its travels.

The notion of putting real people in quirky situations for TV has been around at least since "Candid Camera" went on the air in 1949.

He reminds us that three of the relative novices behind the camera went on to become hugely successful comedy auteurs: Ivan Reitman ("Ghostbusters," etc)., Simmons's co-producer; Harold Ramis ("Caddyshack," etc)., who wrote the script with Doug Kenney and Chris Miller of the Lampoon; and John Landis ("The Blues Brothers," etc)., the director.

But after so many people who confessed were proven innocent with DNA tests, we now know that it's not the confession part that tells you whether to believe someone — it's that first 12 hours in custody, or whatever it was before the camera went on, that tells you how he or she got to "I did it".

I don't think you'll be soldering any extra memory onto this thing, but if the camera goes on the fritz, it won't cost you a hundy to replace.

But just as soon as the TV camera goes on, Mohler's persona changes.

At any time, there are hundreds of cameras going on in the casino in addition to the eyes of the dealers, those in the pit (behind the tables), and the security staff.