Sentence examples for clear picture from from inspiring English sources

Last fall a cameraman got a good clear picture from a 1400 feet elevation in Port Jervis, 60 m.

Still, now they had a clear picture from the camera, and a fingerprint from a fire escape, and a couple of weeks later, officers arrested Christopher Rodriguez, 21.

Two American officials said they believed that the Japanese government itself was not getting a clear picture from the Tokyo Electric Power Company.

Last Fall, a cameraman got a good clear picture from a fourteen-hundred foot elevation in Port Jervis, sixty miles off.

Still we get a quite clear picture from the moment data.

They left seismometers across the face of the moon to probe its interior, but no one had been able to paint a clear picture from the data the sensors collected.

B3 SHARING RESOURCES -- CNN has entered an agreement with Al Jazeera, the Arab-language news network, to share a satellite dish that promises to deliver the first clear pictures from Kandahar, the Afghan city.

The young man who in quieter days had kicked his own tripod as he made an exposure, inducing a romantic shudder in the focus, was now obliged to reverse the process, and aim for "clear pictures from a vibrating, speeding airplane ten to twenty thousand feet in the air".

So perhaps we get a clearer picture from the literary descriptions.

The results of the anxiety tests are also difficult to interpret, with no clear picture emerging from the various tests performed in this study.

After early confusion and contradiction, an increasingly clear picture is emerging from the investigation into the murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov – and it has Chechens at its heart.