Sentence examples for off photographing from inspiring English sources

Eamonn started off photographing for local papers before freelancing for the Guardian and other national titles.

(Yoshiyuki later said of this body of work that he had started off photographing voyeurs and ended up becoming one).

He's showing off photographs of an Apple flagship store in Barcelona.

He showed off photographs of Mr. bin Laden's spokesman, Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, visiting his home.

Taking out his iPad, Mr. Cheglakov reached across the table past Mr. Spivakov to show off photographs of his new Formula One racing car, a first for Russia.

He shows off photographs of Davenport cosying up to well-known figures, including Alastair Campbell, the rapper 50 Cent and the pop-rocker Pink.

As she looked on with a smile from the couch, Mr. McEachern showed off photographs of Mariah at school graduations and other keepsakes.

Mr. Wilson proudly showed off photographs of Ms. Plame, calling her a real-life Jennifer Garner, the actress who plays a spy on "Alias" on ABC-TV and whom the C.I.A. has enlisted as a spokeswoman to appeal to recruits.

Having carefully constructed and securely embraced our celebrities, we now tear them down, slag them off, photograph them naked, belittle them, dismiss and disregard them: to attempt to dethrone them with an increasing rapidity.

Alberto looks after one of his houses and proudly shows off photographs of the helicopter landing area outside as he describes his boss's penchant for those village parties.

For more on his time as a Swiss high school student in Liebefeld, where he "had a room filled with American basketball paraphernalia" and "proudly showed off photographs of himself standing with Toni Kukoc of the Chicago Bulls and Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers," see this piece from last year in the Washington Post.