Sentence examples for photo published in from inspiring English sources

Members of the Woodrow Wilson Society in 1960-61, in a photo published in the Bric-a-Brac.

In a photo published in 1982 by the small zine Maniac!, Paul Hudson, known then as H.R., stood over a pile of bricks and soil in a scraggly garden, his legs spread apart and every inch of his shirtless upper body tightly flexed.

A photo published in the Tillamook County Pioneer showed the town of Nehalem covered in floodwaters.

A Los Angeles Daily News photo published in 2007 shows him walking up a trail with his two dogs.

The photo published in the Badger Herald was not originally taken at Steenbock Library, according to Natasha Veeser, Head of Communications at UW-Madison Libraries.

Demirchyan was arrested on Aug. 26 at his home after a tipster called detectives about recognizing him in a surveillance photo published in the Glendale News-Press, police said.

"He moves around pretty freely, he goes to stores, museums, theatres, as photos published in the media show," Kucherena said.

News photos published in Israeli newspapers today showed soldiers and border police officers standing next to settlers as they hurled stones and fired their weapons.

Fastforward to the present day and, from his appearance in the photos published in the Sun, Lord Pearson now uncannily resembles Sven-Göran Eriksson circa 2005.

"The names, just like the photos, published in the media tell us nothing," said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, according to the Interfax news agency.

But thinking of the photos published in The New York Times 38 years ago when the capitals were pried off, Mr. Tarella is already anticipating the return of those Sullivanesque flourishes.