Sentence examples for grim photograph from inspiring English sources

Do we have a picture?" Up popped a grim photograph of CNN's principal nighttime anchor, Aaron Brown.

I passed the test and got my permit, with a suitably grim photograph, and the very next week I signed up with a driving school in Manhattan that was supposed to be particularly good with later-in-life students.

Around the time of Brin's visit, an organization called Hands Off the Internet, financed in part by telecommunications companies, ran full-page newspaper advertisements in which it accused Google of wanting to create a monopoly and block "new innovation"; one ad featured a grim photograph of a Google facility housing a sinister-looking "massive server farm".

On Twitter, witnesses posted grim photographs of bodies lying in a pile on the asphalt.

He looked uncomfortable when he had to deal with questions about the grim photographs of a boy's body on a Turkish beach, tartly reminding journalists that he's a father himself.

Anything would have counted as an improvement over that – or, much later, over the Cheonggye Expressway, grim photographs of which now line the walls of the Cheonggyecheon Stream, lest its many strollers forget what an eyesore the city has replaced.

She wore a kerchief about her head, tight as a tourniquet, reminding me of the grim photographs of the Bosnian refugees, the ones of women with devastation in their eyes.

"I felt the Great Depression was actually endured in black and white, mostly because it has been fixed in history by the gorgeously grim photographs of Walker Evans and Dorothea Lange," he said.

A howl of rage at the cynicism of politicians and the fate of ordinary soldiers in the first world war – and by implication all wars – it counterpointed projections of grim photographs and brutal statistics with the jaunty tunes the soldiers sang as they marched to their slaughter in the trenches, including Keep The Home Fires Burning, It's A Long Way To Tipperary, and Pack Up Your Troubles.

How many of us looked away from the grim, grainy photograph of Paul Gascoigne stealing a last sip at the poisoned chalice of a pint in an airport bar?

And that image was followed by a grim still photograph of Gray in a coma on a hospital bed, tubes attached to his body.