Sentence examples for a slideshow that from inspiring English sources
These pictures are from the second version of a slideshow that was first shown last year in Athens.
This pattern was observed for a slideshow that included one picture for each historical figure (Experiment 1) and for a slideshow including additional pictures (Experiment 2).
They then had the school nurse and principal come in and show the boys a slideshow that had medical illustrations of the penis.
At one end there's a slideshow that, as it turns out, he has also showed at the real-life Pier: brightly coloured photographs record Starling and a pal sailing a tiny, homemade steamboat on a Scottish loch.
During a slideshow that traced Walker's career from her early silhouettes through the monumental "A Subtlety" installation sculpted of sugar, Tedeschi announced that the museum had acquired a wall-size piece from Walker's current New York gallery show.
In a recent podcast, Pigliucci described how he used Google Street View and Google Earth to create a slideshow that starts with an image of his own home, then zooms out, out and out, until it shows the whole planet.
I turn all my onomatopoeia images into a big slideshow that accompanies a live performance.
A GoldMail message is essentially a Flash slideshow that can include any number of images, Powerpoint slides, and text, which are accompanied by the sender's voiceover.
-Create a photo slideshow that visually tells the story of our Madagascar Conservation Programs.
The first application, currently being featured on iTunes' "Best New Apps" section is called Daycap, and it turns all your photos from the day into a GIF slideshow that's perfect for sharing on Instagram, Facebook or elsewhere.
Blake, she reveals, had "been haunted by the people he and Sam had harmed — a sickening slideshow that kept him up at night and made his dreams bad when he managed to sleep". It's not uncommon for writers to imagine a criminal with hints of remorse, but Pochoda makes Blake a character all his own, far from perfect, but perhaps not irredeemable.
