Sentence examples for course picture from inspiring English sources

An example: Among the many photographs included in "Point to Point Navigation" is a flattering (but of course) picture of Mr. Vidal, in his dashing mid-30s, hovering over "Claire Luce," as the caption misspells her first name.

But these are all, of course, pictures made outside the studio system.

Muammar Gaddafi is still everywhere, of course, pictured in aviator shades and startling purple-satin outfits on countless advertising hoardings.

Of course pictures of yourself are allowed – those with family, ones of you meeting important people or those taken when you are very young with bad hair.

Someone who is unlikely to go out and physically abuse a child himself, but has no qualms about using the net – and, of course, pictures of real children being actually abused – to fuel his fantasies.

"Of course pictures were occasionally taken, as unfortunately cannot be avoided in any audience anywhere today, but on the whole it was not a huge amount and definitely not off-putting as a performer.

And, of course, pictures.

Of course, pictures were not permitted.

To see this, observe the down-sampled signal-intensity time course pictured in Fig. 3b (dashed line); the native 16-s temporal resolution has been down-sampled to approximate that of the clinical standard-of-care acquisition.

A big red umbrella floating in a lake by the course (see picture above) gets plenty of exposure on television.

"All of them want, of course, a picture".