Sentence examples for escape pictures from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, he wants to escape pictures for a while.

When the truth about Sunnyside is revealed, the movie has fun evoking prison escape pictures and horror films, darkening the Pixar palette to captivating (and, to some small children, possibly frightening) effect.

"When the truth about Sunnyside is revealed, the movie has fun evoking prison escape pictures and horror films, darkening the Pixar palette to captivating (and, to some small children, possibly frightening) effect," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

(Scott) ★ 'RESCUE DAWN' (PG-13, 96 minutes) The writer and director Werner Herzog ("Aguirre: The Wrath of God") has remade his 1997 documentary, "Little Dieter Needs to Fly," as a bruising P.O.W. escape picture.

A committed Christian she told CNN: "I realised that if I couldn't escape that picture, I wanted to go back to work with that picture for peace.

"I wanted to escape that picture," she said.

In addition to War, Women's and Westerns, there are Inventor, High School, Jungle, Psychiatrist, Escape and Southern pictures, too.

JUSTINE KURLAND Kurland's lovingly staged back-to-nature photographs started out as teen-age escape fantasies — expansive pictures of girls on the run, creating their own brave new world.

Officers out on patrols in armored all-terrain Humvees with heavy weapons, able to call in nearby helicopters to attack anyone who tries to escape, were carrying pictures of particular Al Qaeda suspects.

Mr. Andriessen and his co-directors, Mr. Greenaway and Saskia Boddeke, seek to show us both the history and the art, as if the silence to which Vermeer's pictures escape is best explained by the noise going on around them.

In the artist's words, the people in her pictures "escape a strict binary view of how they might be expected to look based on their sex or gender".