Sentence examples for flash photographs from inspiring English sources

During night matches, they took flash photographs.

Others seemed more concerned with taking flash photographs or chatting.

The audience was asked not to take any flash photographs and to maintain total silence.

The crowd, many dressed to the nines, took flash photographs of the screen during iconic moments.

In addition to staying awake, Mr. Beckwith's duties included enforcing the gallery's rules against touching the art, taking flash photographs and using pens -- as well as giving directions.

Directly below Fanny and Constance lived somebody who took flash photographs from his or her balcony, the bright quiet blast of light below them every now and then like a spill of phosphorescence, fairy dust, at their feet.

In one literally brilliant scene he takes a flash photograph of the hotel at night.

Alec Baldwin, who attended the first night of the Open, was starring on Broadway in a 1992 production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" when, in a pivotal scene, an audience member in the front row pulled out a camera and snapped a flash photograph.

It flashes photographs of George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Condoleezza Rice, if without overtly naming names.

Then, he says, he looked again at some of the heavily flashed photographs of performers like Estelline Pike, a sword swallower, and DeWise Purdon, a man with no hands, and wondered: Could these possibly be early Arbus works?

A Suffolk County prosecutor flashing photographs of white-supremacist tattoos found on Ryan D. Wagner when he was arrested last year on charges of helping a friend try to murder two Mexican laborers -- today challenged Mr. Wagner's assertions that the attack was not racially motivated.