Sentence examples for got a portrait from inspiring English sources

In fact, he's got a portrait of me currently hanging in the National Portrait Gallery he painted after we finished the film.

He got a portrait tattoo of his son, depicting him as his dad will always see him ― as a king.

"I want to talk to them before I get a portrait so I get a sense of the person".

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

Here are a few tips to help ensure you'll get a portrait you really love.

Mr. Wiggers said if you concentrate, you get a portrait of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.

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

And culinary professionals get a portrait of life on and off the line at a time when the "frontier for the modern American chef was largely uncharted territory.

"Every once in a while you get a portrait of someone who is an example for the rest of us," Nancy L. Zimpher, the SUNY chancellor, said in a telephone interview.

Mrs. Vreeland was unable to get a portrait for the exhibit, although she talked with several people including someone at the Wildenstein Gallery, Madame Boldini, and Mrs. Lydig's son, William Stokes.

Very few brushstrokes are needed to get a portrait walking; and surely, as a corollary, the reader can get as much from small, short-lived, even rather flat characters as from large, "round", towering heroes and heroines.