Sentence examples for picture blowing from inspiring English sources

What can a blogger or tweeter or Instagram-er expect to get paid by posting a picture blowing your nose with a Kleenex tissue?

Picture "Blowing in the Wind" penned in somebody's school notebook, and you can practically see the felt-tipped hearts dotting the i's.

For those clueless Luddites (read: me) who had doubts about the power of his new form, last year's exhibition at the Royal Academy, The Bigger Picture, blew us out of our backwaters and into the future.

The picture, blown up and framed, made the move across the street when Mr. Van relocated in 1979 and today hangs on the wall near the rear of the building.

The New York Daily News published the pictures, blowing up the Internet.

It also has a picture mode that shows all of the posts on your start page with the pictures blown up to full-screen width.

"Even though I use these molecules on a day to day basis, actually being able to see these pictures blew me away," said Felix Fischer, the lead researcher behind the experiments.

"What did I think I could do, trotting around Africa with an exhibit of old pictures blown up, and bits of rock and stick?" Her initial focus – facilitated by the Jane Goodall Institute she'd established almost a decade earlier to support her chimp research at Gombe – was to draw attention to the plight of chimpanzees more generally.

Nevertheless, the detail made its way into Kyle's Instagram profile after his pictures blew up on Reddit, and as his celebrity grew, followers began to ask about it.

Another story, "Las babas del diablo" (1958; "The Devil's Drivel"), served as the basis for Michelangelo Antonioni's motion picture Blow-Up (1966).

There's not even an actual zoom — only a 2X digital one that degrades your picture by blowing it up.