Sentence examples for photo line from inspiring English sources

"An important part of any event is the photo line," Ms. Lewis said.

The few Republicans who did get a moment of private time with her had to wait in a photo line at a small reception.

When Elaine Marshall, a long-shot Senate candidate in North Carolina, complained she was not getting enough attention from the national party, Mr. Biden hurriedly added a "photo line" — a picture-taking session with her supporters — to a fund-raiser he was headlining for the Democratic National Committee.

We arrived a few hours before Obama and were able to think through all the potential obstacles to being in the photo line and taking our own footage of the moment.

But soon afterward, a witness identified Mr. Grant from a photo line-up.

Moments later the bodyguard is jabbing emphatically at a photo line-up, identifying the still-at-large suspect whom Broomfield has already fingered as the gunman.

Mr. Safir said the police had been looking for Mr. Grant, because a witness identified him as the attacker in a photo line-up.

As Mark Steyn observes: "The result is that, even though he's hardly ever in the souvenir photo line-up, Howard's a more consequential figure in world affairs these days than Chirac.

As for the police, "The function of our law-enforcement agencies became corruption, not investigation," says Mr Dibrov, noting that one witness asked to identify a suspect in a photo line-up was shown a picture of him alongside images of Ben Affleck and Bruce Willis.The authorities have cracked down on pro-Russians in Odessa.

There will be fewer of those now, advisers said, and more brief receptions and photo lines, a donor perk that the president does not particularly enjoy dispensing.

Six out of seven bank tellers wrongly identified a black man as the culprit in a photo line-up; only when the robber's girlfriend intervened was the black suspect released from jail (Bernstein, 2010).