Sentence examples similar to picture publishing from inspiring English sources

The local paper says Mr Hollobone is indefatigable in getting his picture published.

Foot manned the barricades, and naturally had his picture published in gleeful newspapers.

The diver revealed the Olympics rings tattoo, on his upper arm, in a picture published to his followers on Twitter.

We were given film each month according to a ratio: for every picture published, we earned eight frames.

This may not seem unusual, but the picture published in Voici magazine merely showed Seigner walking in the street.

This picture, published in Science by Ralph Lorenz of the University of Arizona and his colleagues, is a radar image of Titan, the largest moon of Saturn.

The 19-year-old has been photographed taking the legal high from a balloon, with the picture published in the Sun on Thursdayunderstood to have been taken a year ago.

The police said detectives were led to Mr. Hopson by an anonymous caller who saw his picture published in newspapers and broadcast on television.

Thus a picture published by a conservative news agency showed a young woman with virtually no head-covering, her headscarf loosely tied at the back of her head.

The film picks up precisely the tone of Parker's attitude to Benchley's marriage from her short story Such a Pretty Little Picture, published in 1922.

A widely circulated picture published in 2008 shows the three men behind a swastika, arms raised in a Nazi salute.