Sentence examples for fetch pictures from inspiring English sources

It's an easy way of organizing media across multiple social networks, but aside from that it's also a decent media uploading service since it also allows you to fetch pictures from your computer or from any web page.

But there are also some rather fetching pictures of the Egyptian goddess Ma'at, the prince sitting on his sofa gazing benignly at a frog and various astrological diagrams of the cosmos.

All that means is that you better look good and that there'll be stacks of magazines with fetching pictures you can spill your drinks on.

In addition, What The Trend shows me the latest tweets about the topic, and also attempts to fetch related pictures from Flickr as well as news through Google News.

The Park Service refers to P-19 as the Selfie Cat: in a fetching picture captured by a wildlife camera, she looks almost as if she were sucking in her tawny cheeks to pose.

The picture fetched $1.53 million, neatly doubling the high estimate.

The corollary of the almost exclusive attention now accorded to abstract considerations is that the most beautiful pictures often fetch comparatively modest prices.

Bisky's pictures are usually wall-sized and fetch up to ¤35,000 (£24,000) apiece.

The pictures, which had been expected to fetch between £4,000 and £6000, were sold to an absentee bidder who left a highest price with the auctioneer.

When McCoy ordered the toppling in Firdos Square, Captain Lewis told McLaughlin to fetch his flag for the mother of all flag pictures.

Mr. Richter's fine "Abstract Picture" of 1992 sold for £8.16 million, failing to fetch the minimum expected — £8.4 million with the sale charge.