Sentence examples for blocking the picture from inspiring English sources

But wait, maybe the low height is a plus that prevents the sectional from blocking the picture window.

Adjust your TV and TV stand so that it has enough room to be placed there without blocking the picture.

The decision was three sentences long and unsigned, and it followed the enactment of a law in October allowing the secretary of defense to block the pictures' release.

Is there a way to fix this so the pictures automatically show up? A. For those who prefer to surf for text and not wait for images to download, most browsers provide an option to block the pictures and graphics.

The first waiver blocking the release of the pictures was signed in 2009 by then-Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and it was renewed by his successor Leon Panetta in 2012.

The gouge (pieces of broken rock) produced during such slip may further complicate the picture by blocking the flow in the fracture and thereby reducing the fracture permeability (Lorenz 1999; Smart et al. 2001).

But she warned: "Industry has to find inventive ways of blocking the flow of such horrendous pictures which are only produced through the suffering of defenceless children - many of who are not even old enough to go to school.

The house was dwarfed by two massive hollies that blocked the view from the picture window and hogged a third of the front lawn.

Clarke offered no examples of a content boon for the Americans despite the undoubted theoretical benefits of the First Amendment, although a single French celebrity was trying their luck to use French privacy law (applicable, apparently because of the EU) to block the publication of pictures legitimately taken in America.

In different blocks the pictures were presented with or without stereoscopic depth cues.

Such is the irrelevance of the Republicans in the House of Representatives, however, that their efforts to block the Democrats' juggernaut (see picture below) are not one of them.