Sentence examples for explosion of camera from inspiring English sources

There was a brief explosion of camera flashes as they kissed in the middle of the room.

In Portsmouth, he walked into the room to an explosion of camera flashes and a prolonged standing ovation.

His face staring down from giant advertising boards, his famed hitting wind-up triggered an explosion of camera flashes every time he came to the plate.

The painted creature in Versace's leaf-green evening doily of python and lace (priced over the moon) slithered toward an explosion of camera lights.

Just as access to pens and paper hasn't produced thousands of Shakespeares or Nabokovs, this explosion of camera phones doesn't seem to have led to more Dorothea Langes or Henri Cartier-Bressons.

Selfies have become the catchall term for digital self-portraits abetted by the explosion of cellphone cameras and photo-editing and sharing services.

In 2001, ten years after Edwin Land's death and unable to compete with the explosion of digital cameras and one-hour-film labs, Polaroid filed for bankruptcy.

In the news analysis "My Selfie, Myself," Jenna Wortham writes: … Selfies have become the catchall term for digital self-portraits abetted by the explosion of cellphone cameras and photo-editing and sharing services.

At every stop on Justin's recent tour, his charisma, high energy and sweet gawkiness ignited explosions of cellphone camera flashes, glinting on orthodontia.

With the explosion of cell phone cameras and videos, combined with social media, an army of citizen journalists has emerged in the past few years.

The explosion of argument propels Baumbach's camera up to the boys' point of view, as they hang around, terrified, at the top of the stairs, listening to the distant uproar.