Sentence examples for picture chances from inspiring English sources

If you're not that impressed with your fancy new TV's picture, chances are you're doing something wrong.

If either fails to win for writing, you can (ahem) write off their best picture chances, as the screenplays are both films' primary selling points.

What today's DGA nominations mean for the Best Picture chances of "Selma," "Gone Girl," "Whiplash" and "The Theory of Everything" is more disconcerting.

For my money, the growing outrage over "Zero Dark Thirty" and its depiction of torture is overblown, reactionary and totally debilitating to the film's Best Picture chances.

"Mad Max: Fury Road" stands as the favorite for film editing, but if "The Big Short" prevails, it will be a signal of strength for the film's best picture chances.

Allow me first to mention that if you have a cellphone and use it to take pictures, chances are you know that anything farther away than 5 feet is going to look like a big ol' blur.

But the controversy has erased the inevitability of the movie's best-picture chances as well as those of Parker, who wrote, directed and stars as Turner.

(He was, however, willing to change it to improve the picture's chances at the box office).

Besides Ms. Lawrence's win, the "Silver Linings Playbook" crew walked away from the evening empty-handed, a potential blow to their best picture Oscar chances, since actors make up the largest branch of the Academy.

Computer scientists analysed the colour, texture, content and context of more than 2m Flickr photos, then looked at the number of views, to figure out what factors determine a picture's chances of internet fame.

This particular kind of journalist's sense of what would be a scandal as well as a great subject, and the ability to write it, belonged not to Welles but to his now almost forgotten associate Herman J. Mankiewicz, who wrote the script, and who inadvertently destroyed the picture's chances.