Sentence examples for press camera from inspiring English sources

Young, pretty Miss Bouvier, hoisting her oversize press camera as The Washington Times Herald's inquiring photographer.

When Edward VIII abdicated and Thurston was out of a job, the agency's owner lent him an unwieldy press camera on a three-month trial basis.

Mr. Antoine was mentored by another New York street photographer, Louis Mendes, and he similarly uses an old-fashioned Crown Graphic press camera and takes portraits with peel-apart instant film, for which he charges anyone interested $20 per shot.

People were joking and laughing, and the police were saying: 'What was all that about then?'" Released the next day, he had no idea that Twitter was hissing with fury and death threats, and as the first press camera flashes exploded in his face, he thought a speed camera must have gone off.

The "iconic" fantasy weapon was made from the handle of a 1940s press camera.

How the Star Wars lightsaber was born Jump to media player The fantasy weapon was made from the handle of a 1940s press camera.

By tradition he held aloft the red box for the press cameras.

She's right: There were no press cameras at Dover in the previous administration.

Suspects show up in front of press cameras with fearfully beaten-up faces.

They usually carried one camera and a meager film supply; some worked with big heavy 1940's Kodak press cameras.

As they congratulate or commiserate each other, TV and press cameras capture the more photogenic and expressive teenagers.