Sentence examples for mind photo from inspiring English sources

Though the name "prints" brings to mind photo printouts or other paper products, Tiny Prints actually includes more categories beyond stationary or cards, like its competitors Sincerely or Red Stamp currently offer.  .

But never mind photos of adults posing triumphantly with empty beer bottles or wearing underpants as hats: Brokers say some of the most eyebrow-raising online tidbits can involve children.

However, in "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere," his new exhibition of nudes at the Team Gallery in SoHo -- and the accompanying tome of the same name (Dashwood Books, $95) -- he ventures into the studio, photographing his coltish subjects in dramatic black-and-white, with lighting that brings to mind photos from the golden age of Hollywood.

Definitions of terminology are especially important in questionnaire-based studies to ensure that study participants are all answering with the same infrastructure in mind; photos can be helpful in this regard [ 33].

In short, while the Instituto Terra is the locally rooted arm of his environmental activism, "Genesis" is its globally minded, photo-driven counterpart.

Sure, provided he doesn't mind the photo of his ex Andrea and her son Brock menacingly pinned to the wall of the lab.

If you absolutely can't keep one right at home and have to put it somewhere else, here are two thoughts to keep in mind... Photo: Meredith Meyer Grelli, Pittsburgh.

*Phan Thi Kim Phuc, still living in Vietnam, does not mind the photo being displayed.

When we first saw Hanna Andersson's work in the The Creamy Two's, it felt like browsing through our mind's photo album from the best DMT trip we ever had.

Keep in mind that photo exchange online can chew up your broadband allowance in some places and you may be asked to pay more.

This was not because it slipped the founders' minds.(Photo credit: AFP).