Sentence examples for central photo from inspiring English sources

In the central photo, Thomson's long, thin face was turned away from the camera; his six-foot-two-inch frame was bent forward, and the top of his head was sliced off by the banner headline.

After the editing is done, he uses PhotoShelter's Libris Uploader, which is a new iPhone app that lets multiple photographers all upload to one organization's central photo archive.

TinySpeck's move into business services is, in a way, not as much of a trailblazer as Flickr was in its time (just think of how central photo sharing is to so many social services today).

The originality of the detector consists of the simultaneous use of four very compact central Photo Multiplier Tubes (PMT) and eight peripheral PMTs in order to retrieve the hitting point of a charged particle onto the disc surface with a space resolution of ±3 cm.

And given how central photos have become to the evolution of mobile and the web in the years since Flickr was founded, all of us, in a sense, "know it well".

They could each be asked to email digital photos of the evening that they've taken; give them a central wedding photo email set up just for this purpose.

Watch the video above to see how Hojengaard and other Crytek developers are taking advantage of these new possibilites, and check back soon for the next episode in our Kill Screen series, going behind the scenes of Dance Central 3. Photos courtesy of EA Games.

Prague, Czech Republic - An mix of history, stunning architecture, and hearty cuisine has made Prague one of the world's most-visited cities and a must for travelers searching for the soul of central Europe.(Photo by Alvaro M. Molina).

He noted that the M.T.A. was sponsoring an exhibition at Grand Central Terminal of photos taken over decades of life in the subways.

The next step is setting up home servers or network-enabled hard drives that open a central collection of photos, music and video to all the computerized devices in the home.

Facebook cleaned up its UI to give more space in the central feed for photos.