Sentence examples for off photograph from inspiring English sources

Having carefully constructed and securely embraced our celebrities, we now tear them down, slag them off, photograph them naked, belittle them, dismiss and disregard them: to attempt to dethrone them with an increasing rapidity.

Photograph: Petros Giannakouris/AP Demonstrators headed for the Athens parliament, which has been fenced off: Photograph: LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 2.04pm BST 1.38pm BST A group of political activists demonstrate in front of the main gate of Germany's Constitutional Court today.

He's showing off photographs of an Apple flagship store in Barcelona.

Eamonn started off photographing for local papers before freelancing for the Guardian and other national titles.

He showed off photographs of Mr. bin Laden's spokesman, Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, visiting his home.

(Yoshiyuki later said of this body of work that he had started off photographing voyeurs and ended up becoming one).

Taking out his iPad, Mr. Cheglakov reached across the table past Mr. Spivakov to show off photographs of his new Formula One racing car, a first for Russia.

He shows off photographs of Davenport cosying up to well-known figures, including Alastair Campbell, the rapper 50 Cent and the pop-rocker Pink.

I played off photographs by Weegee, pairing Charles de Gaulle with an African mask and Liza Minnelli with vases by Hella Jongerius and Simon Hasan.

Or was Cameron just giving newspapers the opportunity to dust off photographs of Mone in a push-up bra to accompany an otherwise boring business story?

And political opponents are likely to dust off photographs of Mr. Gore attending an event at a Buddhist temple in California that improperly funneled contributions to the Democratic Party.