Sentence examples for image concourse from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the image concourse (n = 1603) shows broad patterns across all newspapers in the visualization of climate change, and sheds light on how multinational media ownership influences climate imagery portrayals.

Images from the mall concourse show fleeing shoppers throwing themselves to the floor and trying to scramble away as bullets scream past them.

A selection (concourse) of landscape images with photovoltaic elements was collected and used during this Q-sort analysis.

THE moment you enter José Stevenson's apartment on the Grand Concourse, you see an image you don't expect to find in this corner of the Bronx.

The design of the concourse galleries is intended to evoke the image of the edge of the forest, partly as a counterpoint to the coastal nature of the exterior, and partly because the edge of the forest in folklore and mythology represents a line between the real world and the magical world, a line which resembles the front edge of the theatre stage.

The Main Concourse would inspire a double take -- literally.

Still, win or lose, fans can enjoy the concourse art collection and savour the size and image quality of the colossal video screens.

Havana Film Festival (Friday through Sunday) This annual event, the 13th, concludes this weekend with remaining screenings at the Directors Guild of America Theater, 110 West 57th Street, Manhattan; the Bronx Museum of the Arts, 1040 Grand Concourse, at 165th Street, Morrisania; and the Museum of the Moving Image, 35th Avenue at 37th Street, Astoria, Queens.

"In half an hour afterwards, the immense concourse had dispersed; the moon was looking calmly down upon her wrinkled image in the river, and half a dozen men and boys, with bits of lighted candle in their hands, moving here and there, in search of anything worth having that might have been dropped in the press, had the whole scene to themselves".

The Eastman Kodak Company has donated its archive of Colorama images — the huge panoramic photographs that were displayed as advertisements in the Main Concourse of Grand Central Terminal for four decades beginning in 1950 — to the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film in Rochester, the museum announced on Friday.

Concourse Village -- taking its name from the Grand Concourse -- has museums and theaters that put the lie to the outdated image of a South Bronx aflame.