Sentence examples for course pictures from inspiring English sources

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

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.

And then, of course, pictures of her younger brother, Luis, hang there with those of two other men who disappeared with him 22 years ago in the Argentine city of Mendoza.

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.

There were, of course, pictures of him in some of his famous roles, playing cards with his wife of 52 years, Jessica Tandy, in the Broadway production of "The Gin Game," and with Ms. Tandy again in "Cocoon," the hit 1985 film that introduced Mr. Cronyn to a whole new generation of fans.

One can, of course, picture an alternative history.

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

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.

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.

Of course, the pictures and video of the Abu Ghraib abuses must be released.