Sentence examples for given the picture from inspiring English sources

"That's not funny," chides one of Charlie's partners in crime, learning that he has given the picture to a foxily mysterious strip-club owner named Renata.

Given the picture that can be built from travel data, that news could arguably be the most alarming thing in his report.

She was given the picture, along with other items, by the family, which was Jewish — a fact that adds yet another twist to the story.

"It was the first time in my life I'd seen time-lapse cinematography and been given the picture that the long-scale trajectory of civilisation is one of acceleration.

It had taken the New York Film Critics Award with ease, but early in 1942, when the 1941 Academy Awards were given, the picture had the aroma of box-office failure — an aroma that frightens off awards in Hollywood.

Another local official quickly reminded Barreto to adjust to the future tense, but Barreto's conjugation may have unintentionally given the picture of what Miami's Super Bowl future will look like when the N.F.L.'s owners vote on Tuesday to award the 50th and 51st Super Bowls — a future with not much to talk about.

First, 40 undergraduates were given the pictures printed on paper and instructed to write down the name of the picture that first came to their mind.

Why didn't Bremer give the picture to the police?

Cliff Fraser suggested that Schoenberg gave the picture to Berg, who gave it to Schmid.

The green gives the picture a trippy atmosphere, as if it had been dunked in absinthe.

Mr. Lee brightens the stockpiling by giving the picture a knockabout, screwball comedy bounce.