Sentence examples for foreign camera from inspiring English sources

It is hard to fathom why police would rather be seen wrestling foreign camera crews to the ground than allow them to film outside a barricaded courthouse.

"He had a foreign camera and took so many pictures of the New York bridges," another woman said about a neighbor she found suspicious.

Maybe if he lost the backpack and showed up at the Fashion Week tents often enough, giving thoughtful, affectionate interviews to foreign camera crews desperate for color, he, too, could have become a regular among a crowd dressed in oversize buttons and Dr. Seuss-inspired conical caps and very short shorts and doll-like petticoats.

And a number were pushed and kicked as they were herded into police vans, sometimes with foreign television cameras rolling.

But now, as he prepares to play what he has said will be his last game for the Los Angeles Galaxy, in the M.L.S. Cup on Saturday, Beckham's footprints are visible all over soccer in the United States, from the foreign TV cameras camped out at the Galaxy's training sessions to the booming salaries of the players around him.

They singled out foreign journalists, especially camera crews, presumably because they didn't want their brutality covered.

THE HAGUE — For their latest raid on the Belgrade home of Gen. Ratko Mladic, the police had studied architectural plans and brought a new device provided by a foreign government: a camera capable of looking through wood, bricks, even reinforced concrete.

Foreign correspondents, producers, camera crews, fixers and translators frequently risk their lives to draw attention to the history of the world as it unfolds.

Professionals need to look at travel records, phone records, bank records, foreign police-service cameras, and check it all out.

As forms of American aggression go, sending a few dozen ambassadors of cultural misunderstanding to a foreign country with cameras in tow ranks as minor.

The military government that has kept a tight grip on this country for more than four decades has tried to keep foreign eyes, and cameras, away from the epicenter of the damage.