0 an occasion when people at a formal event are asked to have their photograph taken together, or when photographers are officially invited to take photographs of a famous person:
After the conference, there was the usual photocall for everybody involved.
James had been passed fit before injuring himself in a pre-match photocall for the press.
Would it he disbursed in large amounts to people who court publicity and perhaps find that following a photocall the wrong photograph appears in a newspaper?
He had his photocall and announced the good news, and then the matter was put in the pending tray.
They certainly would not have the nerve to attend photocalls.
I am sorry that reference was made to starting off with a photocall.
A photocall had been arranged for that time.
It may be intended to convince the nation that something is being done—ministerial visits, photocalls and contract signings.
