Sentence examples for customary picture from inspiring English sources

Quantitative findings verify the customary picture for entrepreneurship education that exhibits low academic citation and loose connections with learning theories.

He rolled the poster up with a bouquet of flowers and hid them in his date's locker, but he was sure to be there when she opened it, so they could get a customary picture to document the occasion.

"It was a customary family picture," she said of the occasion more than 50 years ago, explaining that it was an Anderson tradition.

Produced by separate units within the studios, B movies were offered to theaters at a flat rental rate rather than a percentage of the gross, as was customary with A pictures, and few newspapers bothered to review them.

Mysticism supplies conventional and customary religiosity with new pictures and symbols.

It's then customary to disseminate the pictures with another popular trend: the wedding hashtag, buoyed by Instagram's growing popularity in Nigeria.

There's an almost palpable sense of enjoyment in the script itself; Mankiewicz was skillful at making his points through comedy, and frequently it's higher, blacker comedy than was customary in the thirties pictures.

Thanks to the Philharmonia principals delivering the big solos with their customary flair, Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition were all identifiable, but there was no attempt on Maazel's part at any fine graduation of dynamics or phrase-shaping.

The cover of his 1969 album, "Hot Buttered Soul," pictured him in customary style: shaved head, dark shades, gold chains, bare chest.

They gradually preempted more and more performing time until, after the advent of the "talkies" about 1927, the customary bill featured a full-length motion picture with "added acts" of vaudeville.

NARRATOR And so Cristina and Maria Elena continued their sapphic love in a way not only concordant with beauty's abiding truths but also stimulating to any ageing film-makers who, and I'd like to make it plain, have chosen to stay well out of this picture, not even granting themselves their customary surrogate character.