I know a young lady doctor who could insert a
TV camera into Hunt's head - to independently assess whether he has any brains.
Newcastle United boss Steve McClaren has refuted the suggestion that his players perform better in front of the live
TV cameras.
His older son, Alaa, who is on trial with him, covered a state
TV camera as it filmed his father being wheeled out of an ambulance to go into the trial venue.
--a set of sensors with a corresponding system of signal generation (
TV camera, thermal imager, gamma-radiation scanner, odometers, ultrasonic sensor, etc.);
The
TV camera is bewitched by the scene of destruction, or forced to show us a talking head.
As the
TV camera kept moving around the field, it stopped for a moment on a familiar face.
(The animal completely ignored spectators brandishing scissors and cutting off her dress but made a beeline for a
TV camera crew on hand to film the event.
The European Union (EU) has decided to lift its antidumping duty on imports of Japanese pocket lighters and also to exclude new models of Japanese professional
TV camera systems from the duty, according to an official EU journal.
We were seated on the last row--me on the aisle, then a support column between us, then Michel's seat, so if the
TV camera should need to land on me, you the viewer wouldn't see that I didn't have a girl date.
"Bill Clinton," O'Reilly fumes, "calculated that he could not win in 1992, unless he used Sister Souljah to bait Jesse Jackson, put a black chain gang in a crime control ad, golfed at a segregated club with a
TV camera crew in tow, and allowed that search for a serviceable vein in Rickey Ray Rector's [the black Arkansas man Clinton had executed during the campaign] arm." But Clinton's record, notably his recent defense of affirmative action, makes clear he's no George Wallace, or even George Bush.
However, the question of whether the Court
TV camera can remain during preliminary proceedings involving the admission of prosecution DNA evidence remained in doubt.
"We're not absolutely sure if it is the
TV camera alone or the camera and the electronics that guide the telecope," he says.
MANCHESTER UNITED chief executive David Gill claims Wayne Rooney was treated harshly by suffering a two-match ban for yelling obscenities into a
TV camera.
Although Rooney has accepted the FA charge lodged against his for the foul-mouthed rant into a
TV camera at Upton Park on Saturday, he has appealed against the two-match ban that is supposed to accompany it.
