Sentence examples for image picked from inspiring English sources

That image picked up a lot of momentum that actually distorted her chance of ever getting justice".

The other image picked out by the commenter is "the one with all the little girls in China," apparently taken in southwestern Guangxi Province.

Perry, who is fifty-three, has perhaps eclipsed Eddie Izzard, the actor and comedian, as Britain's favorite transvestite — in May, he attended the BAFTA awards wearing a hooded opera cape and a dress decorated with an obscene image picked out in pearls — but here he was wearing a dark cotton jacket over a plain white shirt, and his blond pageboy cut was unstyled.

The image picked up attention because it contains what some claim is an image of the soon-to-return Start Menu in Windows 8.1.

The image, picked up by the Mississippi police, as well as numerous other outlets, has been spreading rapidly across social media, apparently without precedent, warning parents about potentially fatal treats being given out to children during Halloween.

His final image picks up on an earlier description of a white path leading out of a Spanish village.

Movies Showing Up The Museum of the Moving Image picks up some slack in foreign-film distribution with "First Look," a selection of new international films — most in their New York première — by such major directors as Chantal Akerman ("Almayer's Folly"), Philippe Garrel ("That Summer"), and the documentary filmmaker Artavazd Peleshian, who is also the subject of a portrait by Pietro Marcello.

As the neighborhood size is increased, the LP image hides successively larger and larger structures, while the HP image picks up the smaller structures lost in the LP image (see Equation 4[8[8].

"I would [have to] upload an image, pick the products that I would want, go through each product and adjust the image until it was just right, then list each image in the marketplace," he said.

At Foam, 60 contact sheets – and the famous images picked from them – will be on show.

It has, for instance, questioned how the department handles images picked up by surveillance cameras and how that information is cataloged and stored.