Sentence examples for enter a portrait from inspiring English sources

TAKE the lift down from Luis Videgaray's office in the National Palace and you enter a portrait gallery of past finance ministers stretching back to the 19th century.

First-time entrant and finalist Mike Barnard entered a portrait of his mother Judy, who sat for her son during the late stages of cancer.

Ozoyong showed such generosity toward the spirit of plagues that henceforth the spirit promised never to enter a household where a portrait of Ozoyong was hung.

The paradox lies in his own assertion that the moment an emotion enters into a portrait, it becomes less a statement of fact than of opinion.

Me (1992) is a self-portrait by Ken Done and was his first to enter a national gallery, the National Portrait Gallery.

A woman has won a gold award at national baking competition for the second time by entering a life-sized portrait of a Hollywood actress.

In Roald Dahl's 1952 short story "Skin," a destitute man enters a gallery and displays a portrait tattooed on his back by a now celebrated painter, leading to a bidding war and an unsettling ending.

Any and all community members are welcome to enter the portrait studio to have a black-and-white photo taken; they're asked to bring one object with personal significance to hold during the portrait session.

Kulygin is a schoolteacher, and Mr. Reilly's portrait recalls every overly meticulous male teacher who has ever entered a classroom.

All of which go out the window once children enter my family portrait, because, well, that's the nature of kids.

Until then familes are free to send in snaps from the family album or enter their portraits from the 'mobile photo booth'.