Sentence examples for the cameras given from inspiring English sources

On the night, the lights will be adjusted in the theatre and the cameras given pride of place, but the director insists that he is not making a film: "I think we'll be getting a theatre audience," he says.

Frances' daughter, Christine Lynch, appeared in an episode of the television programme Antiques Roadshow in Belfast, broadcast on BBC One in January 2009, with the photographs and one of the cameras given to the girls by Doyle.

Though soldiers and police in the West Bank frequently take the settlers' side in such cases, the cameras give prosecutors usable evidence.

The rare double appearance in front of the cameras gave ample opportunity for the once bitter rivals to bury any lingering doubts that the acrimony of the 2008 primary campaign was long behind them.

In premature celebration of his ascendency, Johnny Football will make his trademark money gesture for the cameras, giving the Titans defensive line the last burst of extra incentive they need to want to knock the head off of the quarterback.

With the camera given to him by Fars he began taking pictures every day.

The Camera gives pursuit.

"Once the camera gives you kinetic trackability, the tablet can learn, and that's where things get interesting".

The camera gave me a chance to observe something, allowing me to separate myself from the audience.

At the start he looks into the camera, gives a warm but slightly abashed smile and tells us about Susan.

Five more were waiting, but after almost four hours under the hot sun, the camera gave out.