Sentence examples for image called from inspiring English sources

There's one image called Double Cephalopod, which features a girl wearing stripey stockings.

Closely related to the aperture stop is its image, called the entrance pupil of the optical system.

It displays a 3-D image, called a "point cloud," that is generated by the robot's laser range finder, which measures distance and maps objects.

The Louisiana flag features a Christian image called "the pelican in her piety," plucking flesh from her own breast to feed her young.

There is a video exhibit currently on display at New York's Museum of the Moving Image called simply "How Cats Took Over the Internet".

Homestyle's December cover is a homage to a Rockwell image called "Trumpet Practice," a Saturday Evening Post cover showing a small boy struggling with a trumpet.

The consensus on Sharper Image calls for a loss of only 62 cents per share.

In the 1990s, the company tried to change its image, calling itself a "diversified technical services" firm.

Some websites may also contain images called 'web beacons' (also known as 'clear gifs').

A few years later Fordham published a collection of his urban images called "Slices of the Big Apple".

She said, "I don't know," and went to the next set of images, called "Man Shot Down".