Sentence examples for camera rises from inspiring English sources

Camera rises to show a new day dawning over Wall Street.

None of them has a clue, and Scorsese's camera rises over their heads to scan the yearning, vacant faces of the aspirants in the rows behind them.

Then a beautiful man coughs, and falls, and his friends circle around him, and the camera rises above — the first hint that something is wrong.

It opens with a view of her feet propped up on the sofa; the camera rises and falls in time with her breathing.

The camera rises majestically over the Dolomites, speedboats in Venice churn up the canals and head into blind turns, and Los Angeles gets beautifully snarled.

Beginning underwater, the camera rises up to survey the title vessel, a splendid ocean-going hotel 20 storeys tall, then descends to scrutinise the face of a man jogging on the deck.

They end with the camera rising up and out of the bottle as the cap is replaced.

"Bob had the idea that when we showed Philippe on the wire throwing the pole to the waiting cops, we could have the camera rise above him and track back along the wire that he had just crossed.

The consumer Neoji device starts at $299 for the entry-level model (without a camera) rising to $399 for all the bells and whistles.

Chips used in consumer devices like digital video players and cameras rose 5.3percentt, while flash memory chips were up 6.9percentt since July.

One is that the growth of speed cameras has caught a lot of motorists driving too fast: the number of penalties issued thanks to cameras rose 40% in a year to nearly 1.5m, according to newly released statistics for 2002.