Sentence examples for camera on hand from inspiring English sources
Charles Li keeps a TV and video camera on hand at his downtown salon, filming his customers' "before" and "after" looks, ostensibly to illustrate his range of hairstyles.
At the time of dramatic crisis, Chris is denied the tools of his art; he has no camera on hand, and, what's more, he's being force-fed an audiovisual diet through a nineteen-fifties-style television console that is the very essence and tool of his captivity and his subjection.
No watches, perhaps, but someone, it seems, always had a 16mm camera on hand - "this was before Super-8", Peralta reminds me - to capture breathtaking footage of Noll and friends larking about with an almost demented insouciance in the monstrous waves.
With a built in rechargeable lithium ion battery (charges via USB) and 2GB of memory, the Mino should make a good choice for people who want to keep a video camera on hand for quick uploads to YouTube, MySpace, and AOL Video.
Apparently the folks at CBS think there are enough of you out there (and they're probably right) that they will have an extra camera on hand during Saturday's much-anticipated Texas A&M/Alabama showdown to follow Manziel's every move.
If you don't have a camera on hand, quickly note down features - color, relative length, texture, approximate number and texture of spines.
All three of the national television networks broadcast Agnew's speech live, but a day and a half later, when close to half a million people gathered in Washington — the largest collection of citizens ever to gather there — C.B.S. and A.B.C. didn't even have live cameras on hand to record the event, and N.B.C. presented only five minutes of live coverage.
(According to Megan Draper, the Japanese always have cameras on hand to take pictures. This is literally all anyone seems to know).
Those hoping for one last photo opportunity with the Cup may begin to line up on the pavilion's east side -- with their own cameras on hand -- beginning at 8 a.m.
With three camera crews on hand, the filmmakers were overwhelmed with the response and wound up also filming people with their iPhones.
The answer might have had something to do with the Discovery Channel camera crew on hand filming for Hidden America, or it might have just been evolution.
