Sentence examples for when being photographed from inspiring English sources
IT IS hard to know what pose to strike when being photographed next to Yasser Arafat.
(He does, however, believe in higher contrast for clothing when being photographed, as he demonstrates below).
Under a formal picture of Dewey in the executive chamber of the capitol building, Life's caption says: "The desk in his room is so large, the chair so deep that Dewey sits on two telephone books when being photographed here".
His smile is not the wary portcullis of teeth you display when being photographed; it expresses bliss, even if the angle of his head is quizzical, doubting his own luck.
Nearing the end of a fortnight spent giving recitals all over Europe, she lugged her own baggage – her violin (an 18th-century Guarneri, on loan from the German industrialist Georg von Opel) in a backpack like a papoose, a suitcase on wheels and a floppy cloth container for her MacBook and iPhone – which she dumped in corners, even when being photographed outside in the street.
Second, take it off when being photographed.
The only time Mr. Khondji was flustered during the interview was when he was being photographed.
(That's what Koreans say when they're being photographed).
What I'm thinking when I'm being photographed is, I'm being photographed".
"However, I hated being photographed when I wasn't put together or wearing cute shoes.
She added, "I also didn't like being photographed when I cried".
