Sentence examples for image featured from inspiring English sources

Frequently, every image featured is of a white person, inspiring me to start the campaign to highlight how often all-white front pages occur.

The image featured Veronica Lodge, eternally 17, rich and jealous, in a police outfit with a short skirt and shiny black go-go boots patrolling the halls of Riverdale High.

That article took readers "inside the heart and mind (and bedroom) of America's new teen queen", and the cover image featured Britney in bra and panties staring coyly at the camera from atop satin sheets.

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Azerbaijan (once again) declared itself an independent country.1 The image featured above is from a book published just a year later: Älifba (Baku: "Maarif" Näşriyyatı, 1992).

Long before the Food Network was inventing culinary stars, Tower was a poster boy for high-end cooking, his image featured everywhere from the San Francisco Chronicle to the glossier spreads of Gourmet magazine, his chefs' whites always pristine, a glass of champagne always in hand.

The image featured a picture of MacDonald in military uniform, underneath the caption: "My bad ass Vietnam vet dad has balls too which is why he's voting Trump!" The error was quickly highlighted by other Twitter users but remained live on his account over seven hours later.

This natural colour image features the area of Les Deux Alpes and surroundings, in France.

The image features Obama chewing, while a hand in the foreground waves a banana at him.

The cover image features the new "curvy" Barbie. .

The cover image features the new "curvy" Barbie.

Each image features a billboard with a printed image, stuck in the real Mongolian desert.