Sentence examples similar to journal pictures from inspiring English sources

The caption last Sunday with the Photographer's Journal picture, showing a truck carrying discarded Christmas trees, misstated the location.

He told her to return to Harlem and do a portfolio, which was published in a British picture journal, Picture Post, after a year's work.

What's more, as seen among the nearly two hundred photographs here, starting with a precisely staged still-life of fruit, by William Henry Fox Talbot, from the eighteen-forties, and continuing through the cheeky D.I.Y. food-journal pictures of the twenty-tens, food and the way it's shown can be a potent indicator of — or affront to — culture, class, race, religion, and survival itself.

Having escaped a broken marriage in England and returned to her homeland, Amal loses herself cathartically in the remnants of Anna's life: "That is the beauty of the past; there it lies on the table: journals, pictures, a candle-glass, a few books of history...

"People are funny in their general life every day, don't you think so?" said Mr. Dann, 23, a business owner in Philadelphia who publishes an online journal of pictures taken with his $299 Samsung phone.

Paul Solberg: This book is an honest journal -- pictures instead of words -- of my 10 years on the road.

Keep a detective box- a journal, pens, pictures, notes, phone numbers, etc.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Dart (pictured) said he was disappointed with the verdict and is now considering an appeal.

Whether it is in a journal, a picture frame or a resume, we should take the time to memorialize when we achieve our goals.

When the process ends, My Memory Catcher presents clients with a memento of their choice — a journal, a picture frame, a storybook or a mock newspaper.

In cell biology journals, green pictures abound.