Sentence examples for live portrait from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lu is pleased if a rider wants a portrait — he accepted $20 for a small, live portrait — but he is also content just cutting an interesting face.

Thomson & Craighead, A Live Portrait of Tim Berners-Lee (an early warning system), 2012.

In "The Back Room," a live portrait painter and gambler lured people to gamble and haggle for more Espolòn dollars.

More than a thousand people swarmed together to form a massive live portrait of Pope Francis, as they welcomed the Catholic leader to central Mexico.

On a night this chilly, the Krewe had three floats at most and one of them was a paper mache profile of Maddox (at right) looking on as artist Frenchy painted a live portrait of the crowd.

This is why we describe A Live Portrait of Tim Berners-Lee (an early warning system) (2012) as a live drawing and Decorative Newsfeeds (2004) as an automatic drawing.

Week two highlights include BalletLab's Kingdom, with four male dancers exploring art, life and sexuality, On View: Quintet's live portraits of five Australian dance artists by choreographer Sue Healey, and a series of dance-inspired talks such as Critnic with a BBQ.

"Framed" (1946) -- the actual painting in this case -- shows a rotund museum custodian carrying an empty picture frame that turns him into a living portrait profile.

"Body language," he writes, "facial expressions, entrances and exits, tone of voice and word choice gave viewers an in-depth, living portrait of the family".

But his study of Patrick is the true coup: a living portrait of the man who wasn't there -- until a stranger took the trouble to look for him.

The contents of Lark Rise are a kind of superior gossip, the activity which, in John Berger's words, gives a village the means to make "a living portrait of itself".