Sentence examples for plenty of camera from inspiring English sources

By then, McNabb had established himself as one of the top young quarterbacks in college football, so the bench shenanigans got him plenty of camera time.

There are, in fact, plenty of places to wear miniskirts with dangling fruit-colored leis hanging from them -- among the looks at Michael Soheil's show -- and plenty of camera crews lining low-rent red carpets ready to capture those willing to wear them.

While ACA interviewed many detainees, it also allowed the Nauruan government plenty of camera time.

It was her first official awards show appearance with boyfriend David Lucado, who got plenty of camera time sitting next to the pop star.

I think the number one thing is making sure people really know you mean business by taking a very beautiful girl who is more or less a bystander, have one of your security people shoot her in the head, and make sure there are plenty of camera phones around to video her.

Players tend to have longstanding sponsorships and plenty of camera-ready outfits.

Ten Ninetyy?" There were certainly plenty of cameras, and, sure enough, on Monday morning the indie-rock Web site Pitchfork posted six photographs and a brief write-up.

There were plenty of cameras in the ground in 2001, but there wasn't a broadcaster on earth who could have prevented the mayhem.

After the attendees settled back in their seats (though plenty of cameras stayed poised in the air), Mrs. Obama talked of the significance of these annual awards, which are administered by the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, honoring architects, fashion designers, urban planners and others who work in the design fields.

There are plenty of cameras positioned around the vehicle to help maneuver this land yacht.

Digital Camera: HP Photosmart R927 While there are plenty of cameras that take better pictures on the market, the R927 is the one you want to give to someone who is completely in the dark about digital photography.