Sentence examples for picture grow from inspiring English sources

It's fun to funnel through the tunnel with the children They watch the picture grow in the sunset glow It's fun to funnel through the tunnel to Senasqua As chairman of Croton's recreation commission back in the 1940's, Mr. Rondthaler said: "We who enjoy this picture thought it would be a shame to lose it.

I'm always motivated by finding new pieces of the jigsaw puzzle and then watching the overall picture grow over time.

The picture grows bleaker the farther back one looks.

"The picture grows white, grey, the face is wiped out.

But when I do my own little survey, and come up with the marital histories of my 32 closest friends and relatives, the picture grows more complex.

With interest flagging and its television picture growing faint, the N.H.L. needs some excitement in its largest market, the one located a few blocks from league headquarters.

As we zoom from squatter apartments to newsrooms to government offices (where Laura Linney, Stanley Tucci and Anthony Mackie worry about their jobs and their diplomatic contacts), the picture grows fuzzier, and the vital questions it wants to raise about privacy, transparency and security grow muddier.

The government's Islamist pretensions continue to annoy foreign donors, and the country's primitive economy is burdened with a foreign debt bigger than its puny GNP.The picture grows even worse.

"It's been a phenomenally tough season," said Michael McGinnis, director of contemporary art worldwide for Phillips, after the sale, explaining that the company had cobbled the auction together during the summer, before the economic picture grew ugly.

If you think an average of 19% equity is low, when you consider the loans made post-2004, the picture grows bleaker.

As the world asks, "Whither Turkey, what's going on over there, whose side are they on?" the picture grows ever more confused.