Sentence examples for make a pictorial from inspiring English sources

Mr. Engelman, a native of Vienna and an engineer by training, was asked by a friend of Freud's to make a pictorial record of the birthplace of psychoanalysis.

The purpose of performing layout on a graph is to make a pictorial representation that is as clear and pleasant as possible.

The purpose of this article is to make a pictorial presentation of the typical appearances and potential complications of common surgical procedures performed for palliation or correction of a wide spectrum of CHD on 64-slice CT.

Though she was as diminutive in stature as Bown, Arbus intruded on her subjects and made a pictorial point of the intrusion.

His lab is a small room in his apartment on B'way & 81 St. Dr. V. performed one of his most delicate jobs of photomicrography a couple of years ago when he made a pictorial record of a study to ascertain the psychological consequences of disease and emboli in the blood of the hamster.

at Bway. & 81st St. Dr.V. performed one of his most delicate jobs of photomicrography a couple of years ago when he made a pictorial record or a study to ascertain the physiological consequences of disease & emboli in the blood of hamsters.

When comparing the segment to Banksy's, Amidi concluded that it is "in fact, far more subversive because he focuses almost exclusively on making a pictorial statement, relegating the show's dominant literary elements to the back seat".

If challenged, you can explain that you find making a pictorial representation of the content of a lesson helpful.

The display, drawn from parks archives, is titled "Making Concessions: A Pictorial History of Commercial Enterprises in New York City Parks, 1870-2000" and is curated by Jonathan Kuhn, the department's director of art and antiquities.

"Making Concessions: A Pictorial History of Commercial Enterprises in New York City Parks, 1870-2000"; through Aug. 31, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Arsenal Gallery, the Arsenal, Fifth Avenue and 64th Street in Central Park; free; (212) 360-8163.

Children are given a promise form that contains pictorial and written messages on the hazards of SHS, a pictorial step-guide for families on how to make their homes smoke-free and a tear-off slip to make a commitment to impose smoking restrictions at home.