a roll of film

There was a roll of film in it by the way, did they tell you?

"How long does it take to get a roll of film developed?"

The strip looked like a negative from a roll of film.

And apparently, every time we drop off a roll of film, somebody is looking over our shoulder.

When Maggie finished shooting a roll of film, she turned to the little girl.

To detect it, trying to expose a roll of film is a great idea.

The company is promising that no customer will have to wait longer than 24 hours for a roll of film.

Right Got a roll of film for the camera?

It was about a roll of films and a wager.

She worried a lot during his first deployment, particularly after he sent home a roll of film to develop.

Having burned through a roll of film, I furiously load another.

Good, hold that pose while I put a roll of film in the camera."

"Okay, I need to grab a roll of film before we start the next stage.

With my face all over a roll of film."

Enclosed with the note was a roll of film.

Negatives can be scratched or, worse, a roll of film lost and with it, perhaps, the shot.

And I, with a roll of film in my fist, ready to make a dash through the stands, will never forget it.

Fitted into the space normally taken up by a roll of film is the imaging chip.

Here everything that goes into making a roll of film is monitored, recorded and automatically adjusted.

He worked long hours, sometimes waiting endlessly for just the right shot, sometimes using a roll of film within minutes.

She could run through a roll of film quickly, but being an 11-year-old, many of the shots were often less than perfect.

If he had no camera, why should he be carrying a roll of films?

She had a camera in hand and was dropping a roll of film into a black bag tied to her hip.

The young woman used half a roll of film shooting photos of the property.

When he finished a roll of film, he would run inside and beg his father to have them developed.