Sentence examples for picture strip from inspiring English sources

Plenty of songs — "Lay Me Down," "Big Picture," "Strip" — sound like holdovers from the album's original incarnation.

The Dandy, it says, created "a new kind of picture strip that dispensed with text captions underneath the pictures and used speech balloons for dialogue".

It takes considerable time several seconds for 512x512 images on modern desktop computers to analyze a picture, strip away its style, and apply that style to another scene.

The older German term is Bildergeschichte ("picture story") or Bilderstreifen ("picture strip"), but the Germans now tend to employ the English word, as do speakers of many other languages.

Together these phenomena permit the succession of still frames on a motion-picture film strip to represent continuous movement when projected at the proper speed (traditionally 16 frames per second for silent films and 24 frames per second for sound films).

Worse still for Farage, their picture strips away any illusion that he was ever a patriotic iconoclast.

But the origin of comics is really a complicated question, for you can claim they started with Hogarth's narrative art, or even with medieval picture strips.

"The Maltese Falcon" today seems not much above those newspaper picture strips in which you follow from day to day the ups and downs of a strong-jawed hero and a hardboiled but beautiful adventuress.

IT IS a depressing picture: stripped of their limousines and gold chains, the world's pop stars are suddenly penniless and destitute, their royalties ruthlessly slashed by rampant online piracy.

In 1958 she produced two annuals featuring the character, the first of which included twenty short stories, poems and picture strips.

If you go to a photo booth, maybe with a friend, you can get some cute picture strips to tack onto your board.