Sentence examples for cameras- from inspiring English sources

"It'll be my first proper movie, with lots of cameras and a big crew," Meadows told me.

With the press threatening to cut up rough, Alastair Campbell staged a reconciliation between them for the cameras.

It has been controversial since it was set up under Labour, when it was accused of stigmatising Muslims – including a case in which it funded CCTV cameras in a Muslim area of Birmingham.

Yet real life takes over for the instantly likeable Lawn when the cameras and lights go off.

As they tried to make their way through a wall of television cameras and journalists, Farage hailed the election of Carswell as "remarkable" and spoke of how they would continue their joint campaigning in Rochester and Strood before the next byelection.

Now the other side of the Olympic opening ceremony, and having turned down a knighthood, Boyle sat down in front of the Hibrow cameras after a Trainspotting reunion event in London last night to talk about how the film was made, how Ewan McGregor was central to its success, and how he would make it today.

In the report, Porter also noted the spread of body-worn video cameras beyond the police.

Cameras with remote zoom functions, though, probably would, as would cameras used by businesses or individuals for private security purposes.

"There are some where you know [what happened], because there were television cameras filming people doing it.

The Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, gave a thumbs up to the cameras as he cast his vote in Ramsgate.

The menace had been all German, the South Americans' anxiety prompting a huddle just inside the mouth of the tunnel as they sought urgency with the intrusive television cameras shoved away by Martín Demichelis.