Sentence examples for offered a photograph from inspiring English sources

Riders were offered a photograph of themselves, snapped mid-coast.

The waitress also offered a photograph album showing Mr. Toai beaming with American visitors, obviously former soldiers.

He offered a photograph of Fadel on crutches around the time of the Abu Attaya killing as proof he was not involved.

The men claimed to possess the missing Westfries paintings, and offered a photograph of one – pictured alongside a copy of a recent Ukrainian newspaper – as proof.

Carl gave them a dirty T-shirt; Jerry offered a photograph and two mismatched socks; Wayne sold June an old jacket.

As documentation she offered a photograph of the work on the wall of her apartment in Vienna, which she fled in 1938 with her husband and children.

(Mr. Archer offers a photograph as proof, though you would need to be a forensic pianist to confirm his assertion).

Barbuda also offers a photograph of the Queen with Pope John Paul II on his visit to England, while Redonda shows the leaders meeting in the Vatican in 1980.

In place of a portrait of Naila, who was married at sixteen and is now the mother of a five-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son, Meloni offers a photograph of a cluster of pale pumpkins on a concrete floor.

A two-panel piece by Carlos Garaicoa offers a photograph of a decrepit Havana building propped up with wooden braces and a drawing of the building in which the braces are replaced by figures of giant classical atlantes, implying that a falling-down city is actually supported by benign but invisible supernatural beings.

[u]nlawful to intentionally disclose, display, distribute, publish, advertise or offer a photograph, videotape, film or digital recording of another person in a state of nudity or engaged in specific sexual activities if the person knows or should have known that the depicted person has not consented to the disclosure.