Sentence examples for familiar pictures from inspiring English sources

Instead, "Investigative Reports" tends to go in for familiar pictures and easily available quotations.

For the show, Ms. Greenough has selected a number of familiar pictures and interspersed them with others less frequently seen.

Four less familiar pictures of bottles and vases, shot at Black Mountain College in 1951 and more severe and light-filled, fare better.

Nicholl told the Mail that Aamer's changed appearance might help him do this: "He looks a lot older than he does in the familiar pictures.

The floods return, bringing with them the increasingly familiar pictures of distress: the debris of scoured-out houses, and the empty phrases of a hollow politician.

The familiar pictures of Boris Johnson, George Osborne and David Cameron swaggering at Oxford University's Bullingdon Club symbolise the languid power of a privileged elite.

It's a familiar picture.

Now think of a familiar picture — say, the "Mona Lisa".

These reports, she noted, painted "a familiar picture of contemporary law enforcement".

I was flipping through Arts & Leisure when a familiar picture caught my eye.

I was disconcerted to see his familiar picture behind the face of a blonde newsreader.