Sentence examples for a third picture from inspiring English sources

A third picture, which was derived from photography, again made it only just.

A third picture by Vermeer depicting yet another woman playing the virginal delivers a strikingly different message.

The credit for a third picture, showing firefighters aiding an unidentified woman, misstated the photographer's given name.

A third picture, apparently from a cannibalism Web site, is more graphic: a naked woman is tied to a spit, being rotated over an open fire.

How to interpret a third picture — an image of tourists viewing the Statue of Liberty in a text that predicts the destruction of false gods — is an open question.

"Kate and Nate Are Running Late!," a first picture book by Kate Egan, opens with an all-too-real scene.

A second picture shows a coffin with a picture of a woman whose eyes have been cut out.

A second picture presents what could be the same buildings but viewed from the rear.

I opened the magazine and flipped to the story and saw a second picture of a wounded amputee.

A second picture, that of the bedraggled guerrilla's corpse, staring wide-eyed at the camera, provides another clue.

And the big-scale slide projection of a fourth picture was turned off the day of my visit.