"picture along" is not correct in written English.
If you want to describe an object or image that is accompanying something else, you can say "a picture accompanying [whatever the thing is]". For example: "The article included a picture accompanying the instructions."
In them, nature, women and death enter the picture, along with some wonderfully shimmering, slurry surfaces.
Those four were nominated for Best Picture, along with the teen pregnancy comedy "Juno".
It contains these claims, and an account of each picture, along with an explicit statement of Blake's artistic doctrines.
Although the dialogue is filled with zingers that don't quite hit the mark, their madcap delivery zooms the picture along.
Paramount, which came close to snatching the rights in 2011 when the deal was last renewed, is back in the picture, along with Fox.
Adapting the Facebook model, some news sites allow readers to post a picture along with a comment, another step away from anonymity.
On some pages, Johnson has added a clear plastic overlay with just enough illustration to alter the preceding page's picture, along with the narrative, when it is flipped.
"That is also a part of the increasing density picture, along with the introduction of plantations and the management of other forests".
That's where skill and determination will enter the picture, along with good fortune, perhaps in the form of surprisingly higher tax revenues.
Thankfully, a doctor at the hospital recognised the picture, along with another picture of her that we sent as a back-up.
Academy voters got on board about halfway through that run, nominating the picture, along with its director, screenplay and music, for Oscars.
