Sentence examples for circulating photographs from inspiring English sources

Some people have begun to identify and embarrass plainclothes agents by circulating photographs of those who infiltrated protests and beat demonstrators.

Among other things, Web sites and talk shows are widely circulating photographs of Mr. Kerry at long-ago rallies sitting near the actress Jane Fonda, whose antiwar protests still evoke bitter memories.

It was Mr. Schmidt, they said, who pushed to drive blogs and other media organizations to present Mr. Obama's outdoor convention setting as a pretentious temple by circulating photographs of columns and sending out a news release calling it the "Temple of Obama," which were gobbled up by Web sites and cable television shows.

On Wednesday, people began circulating photographs of Mr. Jiang shaking hands with the former leader Deng Xiaoping ("they meet again") and a cartoon of a pair of trousers hanging on a clothesline that is meant to be a reference to a Chinese euphemism for death.

The Post didn't elaborate on the "unrelated personnel matter" in its story earlier this month, but The New York Times reported Tuesday night that Nieland was suspended for two weeks in 2013 after circulating "photographs that he had taken of a female intern's feet".

The New York Times reported Tuesday night that Nieland, who led the investigation in the Department of Homeland Security inspector general's office, had been suspended in 2013 for two weeks for circulating photographs of a female intern's feet, and that she asked to be transferred afterward.

A photographer circulated photographs of a riot police officer holding a white flower, a symbol of the protest, behind his back.

He also circulated photographs of the evening to a colleague.

Investigators circulated photographs of the man with the mustache, but nobody came forward with information.

In April, the news service was criticized when it failed to circulate photographs of a hockey player punching another.

An army spokesman applauded what he called the referendum's "historic turnout", and regime supporters circulated photographs of long voting queues.