Sentence examples for full-length picture from inspiring English sources

Though the Ziggy Stardust film wasn't shown widely until 1983, chronologically it was Bowie's first full-length picture.

Hogarth painted a full-length picture of the captain and asked fellow artists to donate their works.

The other side had a full-length picture of Posh Spice walking down the runway for a young designer named Maria Grachvogel in a sleeveless turtleneck and shorts.

Warner Bros. premiered Vitaphone in 1926 with a program featuring short musical performances and a full-length picture, Don Juan, which had synchronized music and effects but no speech.

After glimpsing Ben Affleck's Batman body armour in the Batman v Superman trailer, fans have been treated to the first full-length picture of the costume courtesy of Zack Snyder.

SO despite the fact that the attention paid to Mr. Lincoln's shorts helped get him a spot in the stable at Public Works, a Los Angeles commercial and music video production company, and representation at C.A.A. for feature film work, he's in no rush to forsake the short form for the status conferred by a full-length picture.

By John McCarten The New Yorker, August 11 , 1956P. 14 Talk story about the first movie studio to make full-length pictures, to operate in Manhattan since the days of Jesse Lasky, more than 35 yrs ago, has been opened on 26th St., West of 7th Avenue.

If you decide to meet, he or she is going to see your body anyway, so you may as well show it all upfront in a full length picture and let people decide what they want to do about it.

She did several more Ludwig pictures in 1991, including a fairly large full-length painting on glass.

It is top predator in both Arthur Conan Doyle's 1912 novel, The Lost World, and its 1925 film adaptation, the first full-length motion picture to feature dinosaurs.

While living in Israel in the early 1950's, Mr. Kolitz was a co-writer and co-producer of "Hill 24 Doesn't Answer" (1954), an Israeli war of independence movie, which was Israel's first full-length motion picture.