Guan Shi's diaristic montages have one snapshot of himself or his immediate environment for every day of a given year; Lin Jingjing's "My 365 Days" has a picture of a plain bowl with some wispy hair in it, also for every day of the year.
The picture of a plain-speaking Truman flummoxing the robotic Republican, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York, is a familiar one.
He said the Oneida school district still called its team the Oneida Indians but had abandoned the use of a historically inaccurate picture of a Plains Indian in a feathered headdress, he said.
"Sliced Nations" was meant for preschoolers who simply had to stack bar-like pieces to form, for example, the word "Indian" and a picture of a Plains Indian in full regalia.
As part of the extended mission, scientists plan to dig two more trenches and take a more detailed panoramic picture of the surrounding plains.
Information that has been established gets repeated, and the book's sentences are occasionally so clumsy that a reader can't visualize the action before being asked to picture its opposite: "A flash of plain fear was going out of [Atticus's] eyes, but returned when Dill and Jem wriggled into the light".
A man's life is such a long affair, and things said at his departure are often so sticky, that it is a great happiness to come across something which gives a plain picture of a life: Frank Berry, 74 years old, of Chestnut Tree Hill's funeral will be held in Ward's parlor on Wed. at 2 30.
Having a picture of your product in plain site will greatly increase the number of people clicking on your auction.
After the novel seems over, and we have leafed through appendices of poems and pictures, we come to a section of plain text.
If you have a projector, you can project a picture of the ocean onto a plain wall.
