Sentence examples for picture has turned from inspiring English sources

But over the past 20 years, as the population grew and revenues fell, the picture has turned grimmer.

But, just a year on, the picture has turned bleak: the austerity programme has hurt economic growth and sent unemployment up sharply.

Mr. Douglas thought the picture had turned out well, but it still hadn't been released.

The clutch of highly visible biographical pictures has turned the festival into a sampler of the many ways that filmmakers take that most precious narrative commodity, a real life, in hand.

Now the Labour Party has said that if it wins power in the general election in May, it will abolish the non-dom system which, says Ed Miliband, Labour's leader (pictured), has turned Britain into "an offshore tax haven for the few".

Photographs in the family albums recorded the steady stream of visitors; some of the pictures have turned up in history books.

These and other pictures have turned the Hubble into our national time machine -- a device capable of peering back to epochs that far predate the formation of the Earth.

What's wrong with this picture?" Mr. Rullo has turned the letter over to the police.

With MediaSentry, which was a business built around—and here's the genius part downloading songs from your share folder, then using that transaction as evidence of your malfeasance, now out of the picture, the RIAA has turned to DtecNet Software, which is based in Denmark.

Further away, at Salis-Vertes of Salzburg, Austria, one of Maurice de Vlaminck's great Fauve pictures dating from 1906 has turned up after a long absence from the market.

Marketing plans from the company's units, Touchstone and Hollywood Pictures, show that the studio has turned to younger children for market research on R-rated films.