Sentence examples for common photograph from inspiring English sources

The box comes with three trays, each engineered to hold a common photograph size: 3.5 by 5 inches, 4 by 6 inches or 5 by 7 inches.

The most common photograph is of Serhey Nigoyan, a beatific-looking young man with a beard and large brown eyes, who was one of the first to die in the fighting on Hrushevskoho Street, around the corner from Maidan.

First off, because in the most common photograph of Mrs. Clinton using her email system, the legal advisor of the Department of State is seated directly behind her smiling, and certainly not manifesting alarm.

Type "Muslim women" into Google Images and the most common photographs show a woman wearing a niqab staring out into the distance or straight into the camera.

BBC director general Tony Hall faces Commons PAC Photograph: /Guardian 4.40pm BST BBC director general Tony Hall is asked whether he will name the 150 senior managers who received severance payments in three years to December 2012 and provide relevant documentation regarding their payoffs.

Curiously, Romero's set design has much in common with photographs of the ever-increasing number of abandoned malls strewn across the United States from California to New England.

People said, "can't you just photograph common people?" But these were the common people in my life.

I visited the London Wetland Centre in Barnes, on Sunday, looking for grass snakes, slow worms (which look like snakes but are actually shiny, legless lizards) and common lizards, to photograph for a book I'm writing.

Species in these frames are listed alphabetically by scientific name, and include the common name, a photograph and an icon link to the species factsheet.

The article, "taken in part from the French journal l'Illustration," described the properties of the "new rays," and conceded that "the photographs obtained in this way have nothing in common with ordinary photographs".

He photographed common foot soldiers.