Sentence examples for getting portrait from inspiring English sources

We're also getting Portrait mode, which launches today in developer beta and later this week in public beta.

Right now I want to work hard at getting portraits on the streets of New York City.

Move in a notch or two and you've got portraits of the Beat poet John Giorno, the early-twentieth-century art impresario Diaghilev, and the nineteenth-century French writers the Goncourt brothers.

Instead of eggs for photo-less avatars, users get portraits or busts of famous political figures — a throwback to the original concept of the site to focus around political discussion, although these days that seems to have become somewhat nosier, with the topics list widened out to all sorts of other areas like Facebook, Mars, and celebs.

We also get portraits of the people that populate his world.

Getting a portrait done by Grayson isn't simply a question of sitting still.

Is she at the photographers getting the portrait of herself that he asked for, or is she at the moment struck by an oncoming truck.

"I suspect the decision was made, somewhere, to farm out the design project to some firm not really specialising in such niceties as getting the portrait right!

"Some people like to honor the deceased by getting a portrait on the arm or chest or shoulder blade".

The Republican Senate president John O. Bennett, who served as acting governor for three days, said he had no intention of getting his portrait done any time soon.

Fiona, meanwhile, is getting her portrait painted (by Claude from France) before her approaching death (or so we're led to believe, but more on that later).