Sentence examples for now on camera from inspiring English sources

He's become a bit more demanding but he holds himself so much better now on camera and with the general public.

When engaged in politics, you are now on camera all the time.

As Egon, the nerdiest of the ghostbusters, Ramis was delightfully nuanced in the sober, straight-man role that was by now his on-camera speciality.

The program now features on-camera guests and on-the-ground reporting from co-hosts, it says.

Avner, who worked as advisor and speechwriter to Eshkol and Meir as well as to later Israeli Prime Ministers Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres (that trio will be the focus of the follow-up film), serves as this movie's avuncular (he's now 84) on-camera narrator and raconteur.

And there's Mr. Crowe again, now expounding on camera.

"They recently reunited me with the security guard and his now wife on camera," says Victoria, slightly embarrassed.

The candidates need not seek out the cameras — from now on, the cameras will always find them.

"I have been out protesting for almost two weeks now without being on one camera," he said.

Less than a year ago, he was engaged to her "Bachelor" competitor Becca Kufrin, and now, just one horrific on-camera dumping later, look at them: a Hawaii wedding planned for January, and a little Luyendyk-Burnham on the way.

From now on, two cameras mounted on the walls will count the number of people in the chapel and regulate the temperature and humidity accordingly.