Sentence examples for camera why from inspiring English sources

The police asked Abeid to state on camera why he had burned the books.

Jackman sings a soliloquy directly to camera ("Why did I allow this man to touch my soul and teach me love?"), eyes blazing with a new knowledge.

Ethnically diverse bidders at Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers in Phoenix explained on camera why they vied for dollhouse furniture or a 1958 Vespa motor scooter as indulgences for loved ones or themselves.

Sales of cheap cameras are down; it's not surprising – if you carry one thing these days it's a phone, and if it shoots pictures of similar quality to a camera, why carry a camera too?

Wazza!' Then, to camera: 'Why do they call him Wazza when he doesn't even know his name?' England training is a place of police crime-scene tape to keep reporters away from coaches and players.

She probes gently from behind the camera ("Why don't you want to shoot?" to Kaylin. Or "Did you feel a little bit guilty yesterday?" to Spyder for making Gia cry after she failed to win the competition).

If they wanted to pay to follow him with cameras, why not?

"Instead of spending so much time focusing on getting rid of cameras, why don't they focus on the real problem, the root problem, which is getting people to drive the speed limit?" Lieutenant King said.

Sweat bloomed on Perry's forehead as he eyed his model — "You're doing great" — and haltingly explained to the cameras why he was erasing his original lines and hatching in subtly different ones: "It's really the essence of drawing — to separate what you think is there from what is actually there".

Sweat bloomed on Perry's forehead as he eyed his model—"You're doing great"—and haltingly explained to the cameras why he was erasing his original lines and hatching in subtly different ones: "It's really the essence of drawing to separate what you think is there from what is actually there".

"But you guys have drones and you have cameras, why don't you fix that for me?" So they did.