Sentence examples for glow of camera from inspiring English sources

Cumberbatch, silhouetted in the glow of camera phones, began to work his way down the line, head bowed over programs and posters.

The shots are uncomfortably close: nostrils flare, and saliva glistens on their tongues, everything captured in the cold glow of the camera flash.

The shots are uncomfortably close: nostrils flare; saliva glistens on their tongues, everything captured in the cold glow of the camera flash.

Everything is illuminated with the glow of hundreds of camera phones.

In the glow of their own camera lights, the journalists pursued the Merkava down Salahadin Road, pursued in turn through the shadows by a few Palestinian boys, one of them waving a Palestinian flag.

Word that Holy Cross had gone 8 minutes 17 seconds without a field goal shared the ether with Dan Rather's question to the correspondent Scott Pelley at the Iraqi-Kuwaiti border: "Do you have your chemical suit with you?" An extended officials' consultation over a time-clock issue melded into CBS's Jim Axelrod in Kuwait, bathed in the weird green glow of a nightscope camera.

In the end, UConn point guard Shabaaz Napier was basking in the glow of victory, smiling for the cameras with his teammates, which made it easy to forget that he recently expounded on the seedy underbelly of college sports in America.

It was from that building that the soldier on fire emerged: His form was somewhat obscured by the eerie glow of the agency's night-vision camera, but his shrieks were clearly audible.

At times the flash of the camera or the glow of the computer screen distort the images, adding a contemporary reminder to the classic and often objectifying tradition of the painted female nude.

The sight of a cigarette lighter waving in the night has been replaced by the bluey glow the camera phone.

While Spitzer sees dust at room temperature (blue and white), Herschel's cameras catch the longer-wavelength glow of much colder dust (red and green).