Sentence examples for Traditional picture from inspiring English sources

Traditional picture books make a return to the Kate Greenaway shortlist after 2015's more sombre list.

Indeed, this is the traditional picture.

In the traditional picture, particles are ejected directly from the comet's nucleus.

The Baden-Württemberg Greens largely defy the traditional picture of what their party should stand for.

Within this traditional picture of superconductivity, magnetism is considered to be an enemy of superconductivity because it breaks Cooper pairs.

The traditional picture of the Passion, which underlies the film, has resulted from a selective reading of them.

The one-time Velvet Underground frontman's film is a remarkably traditional, picture-postcard evocation of the Scottish Highlands, with Ms Boyle standing by a loch looking moody.

IPC's Tammy was cancelled in 1984, nominally merged with Girl, but making little impression on its new parent (Girl, a stepping stone between the traditional "picture-story papers" and the teen mags, such as Jackie and Blue Jeans, had photo-stories, boyfriends, pop stars and problem pages, alongside its occasional illustrated story).

In its first advertising effort, Iceland Spring, newly renamed from ThorSpring, hopes to distinguish itself in the crowded bottled water category by combining the sex sells ad formula with traditional pictures of its pure water source in Iceland to introduce a cutting-edge image campaign.

You don't have to be Nostradamus to predict what's likely to happen on today's 164km final stage from Montereau-Fault-Yonne to Paris: the traditional pictures of the riders drinking champagne, followed by an early breakaway or two, which will be caught on the outskirts of Paris, and then a thunderous sprint up the Champs Elysees.

"This will enable Twitter to run more traditional picture-based adverts in users' newsfeeds, boosting potential revenue growth in the run up to flotation," said Ian Maude, of media consultancy Enders Analysis.