Sentence examples for collating pictures from inspiring English sources

Not only because he has just been named as the recipient of this year's Bafta fellowship (the academy's lifetime achievement award), but also because he has been spending a lot of time working on his own website: collating pictures, writing production histories, reproducing cartoons; generally archiving his life's work.

It emerged during the month-long trial that he had a collection of images of girls being abused and had collated pictures of April and her sisters from Facebook.

I alert her to WikiFeet, a site that collates pictures of famous feet – hers are awarded an impressive four-star rating.

It seems likely they wouldn't approve of our Live Music Map, through which we collate gig pictures posted on Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #GdnGig.

Via Twitter, she persuaded the actor Wil Wheaton ("Stand by Me") to send her a picture of himself collating paper — a goof on a series of e-mail pitches Ms. Lawson had been receiving featuring celebrities posed next to consumer products.

Although abuse inside Nauru, as well as the Manus Island Detention Centre, has been reported before, this leak is the first time the incidents have been collated together painting a picture of widespread abuse, danger to children, and self-harm.

The proximity sensors monitor how far away the bits of your hand are, collating that information into a larger picture of the position of your wrist.

Following this 2009 report, the Faculty proceeded with this survey, with the aspirations of establishing a standard, reproducible and adaptable method of collating the needed data, obtaining an accurate picture of current radiologist activity in Ireland, and providing the information necessary to plan workforce requirements at present and in the future.

Collating these accounts would give a more accurate picture of whether there are commonalities among female residents' experiences with medical errors.

By painstakingly collating these records, the researchers managed to assemble comprehensive pictures of the infancy, growth, and health of thousands of Finns.

Ms. Mitchell is always on the lookout for garden pictures and diagrams as she sorts through papers, collating letters and diaries dating back to the 1700's when the Rev.