Sentence examples for picture gained from inspiring English sources

But as social-media sites requiring a profile picture gained popularity, so, too, did the self-taken photograph.

But on the day the N.F.L. playoff picture gained a measure of clarity, the Texans clinched the first playoff spot in franchise history Sunday because their rookie third-string quarterback, T. J. Yates, threw for almost as many yards as the defense allowed the Cincinnati Bengals' offense in a 20-19 victory.

It may be expected that the intuitive picture gained will be of considerable help for practical design purposes.

Mashable notes that the move to adopt the HRC profile picture gained notable support after actor George Takei updated his own with the logo.

The picture gained of the ritual above is compiled from sources ranging in their generally agreed upon dates of composition from the first century BCE, to the sixth century CE, that is, over a period of six to seven hundred years.

Cellular phenotype within CTMs may differ and the overall picture gained from this exploratory study was one of considerable heterogeneity in EMT markers in CTCs and within CTM.

"The European guys, who can be more about the conceptual process and hand sketches and the bigger picture, gain speed of working.

And I do mean syllable: rhythmically, In the Loop is an astounding, almost musical feat of film comedy - one of the best in quite a while - and to see the picture gain Oscar visibility, even if it doesn't go on to win, felt like some kind of personal vindication.

The picture gains complexity when considering that the striatum is not operating in isolation.

VENICE — Francesco Guardi's pictures gained scant attention during his lifetime and fetched pathetically low prices.

She sued (unsuccessfully) for $50m and in doing so ensured that the pictures gained far wider publicity.That self-defeating behaviour coined the phrase "Streisand effect", illustrated by an axiom from John Gilmore, one of the pioneers of the internet, that: "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it".