-- and his elegant routine brought repeat applause and the strobe-like flash of cameras.
He stepped out of his car this morning to the flash of cameras and a scrum of television crews.
"We have to inspire more and more people to make our country open-defecation-free," she said, sparkling under the flash of cameras in the capital.
LED-based lighting is finding its way into more and more global markets as it becomes cheaper; already it is in the flash of cameras and smartphones.
Out the window, Dakotah could see the flash of cameras inside his grandparents' home, a two-story farmhouse that the couple had lived in for thirty-five years.
With the parting of a leopard-print curtain and the flash of cameras, the David and Helen Gurley Brown Institute for Media Innovation officially opened Sept. 16 in its new space in the Journalism School's Pulitzer Hall.
The man, William Lopez, 54, who has always maintained his innocence, emerged from State Supreme Court in Brooklyn to the frigid air and the flash of cameras, surrounded by a thicket of his supporters — and free.
NYLA, the restaurant partly owned by the pop star Britney Spears, opened loudly on East 41st Street last Friday night, not to the roar of a crowd or to the flash of cameras, but to the rumble and squeal of a garbage truck making the rounds on an otherwise empty block.
The pair, who married in 1971 but have rarely shared the spotlight, walked hand-in-hand past a flash of cameras as they left Southwark crown court for the final time, stepping into a car that drove them back to their Bedfordshire home.
With the flash of cameras and oohs and aahs from the crowd, an Indian company Monday launched what is billed as the world's least expensive car, six years after it was conceived and six months behind schedule.
