Sentence examples for burning photographs from inspiring English sources

Excessive smoke from burning photographs may cause discomfort so burn only one photograph at a time.

Indonesia Ignatius Wardhana and Yoyok Eno Widodo were sentenced to three years' imprisonment for burning photographs of the country's President and Vice-President during a demonstration against fuel price increases in January 2003.

Among the cases being highlighted in Amnesty's new campaign is that of a Burmese man sentenced to 59 years in prison for organising a peaceful student demonstration in 1998, as well as two Indonesians jailed and allegedly beaten by police for burning photographs of the country's President and Vice-President during a demonstration.

Finally, in what feels like the digital equivalent of burning old photographs and love notes, Facebook will now let you go back through your previous posts and adjust the privacy associated with each or untag yourself from them.

Finally, in what feels like the digital equivalent of burning old photographs and love notes, Facebook will now let you go back through your previous posts and adjust the privacy associated with each or untag yourself from them.

And there might even be someone out there – possibly Muslim Rage Boy – who will allow themselves to be photographed burning a picture of Katy Perry in protest.

The protesters, numbering a few dozen and including members of the right-wing Korea Patriots Party, chanted anti-Kim slogans before burning a photograph of the North Korean leader and the country's flag.

The rhythm of the picture switches between long silent sequences, in which Brooks falls into a state of murderous abstraction, and the elegant notation of physical movement — a hand entering a frame, photographs burning in a kiln.

They pointed out that the authorities did nothing to contain the attack until the door was burning, and tweeted photographs they said showed provocateurs behind police lines when they finally appeared to disperse the crowd.

The streaks of burning particles are photographed using a camera placed behind a mechanical chopper interrupting the photo-exposure with a pre-set frequency.

Free speech advocates in Pakistan were disappointed last year when Twitter briefly agreed to honor government requests to block access locally to crude drawings of the Prophet Muhammad, photographs of burning Qurans and messages from a handful of anti-Islam bloggers and three American pornographic film stars.