Sentence examples for ordered photographs from inspiring English sources

The other officer, Col. David Boslego, arrived quickly and ordered photographs to be taken of the scene, the report said.

Jackson ordered photographs from catalogues, including that of the Continental Stereoscopic Company, William Henry Jackson's Descriptive Catalogue of Photographs of North American Indians (1877), and J. N. Choate's Indian Pictures (188?).

The cards are provided by GradImages, so you can order photographs by either filling out the back (or going on-line in advance to gradimages.com (external link) - click "Pre-Event Registration", type in "Berkeley", and click "University of CA Berkeley Political Science").

Three large portfolio albums he compiled, featuring more than 580 photographs ordered from photographic trade catalogues and likely obtained from negatives at the Bureau of American Ethnology, are among the cornerstones of the Western Americana photography collection in Princeton University Library's Rare Books and Special Collections.

And he ordered that photographs and films be made.

Last September, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit ordered the photographs released.

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They called those ordered sets of photographs "typologies".

Although both pieces — which appear in this chronologically ordered show as photographs — were inspired by Chinese proverbs, neither feels China-specific.

But there is something sinister, particularly in this age of Twitter, Flickr and citizen journalism, in being ordered to delete photographs and rip up a notebook.

"I am ordering a photograph for you," she writes.