Sentence examples for picture vote from inspiring English sources

As MPAA Chairman, the last thing I'd do during Oscar season is publicly declare the best picture vote on my Academy ballot.

The caller, like a lot of people that he talks to in Los Angeles, said he would be giving "Crash" his best picture vote, not "Brokeback Mountain".

(Cullinan and Ruiz personally handle the best picture vote counting).

Would it be okay, for instance, to suggest that no right-thinking gay person could in good conscience cast a best picture vote for "Gravity" because it meant going against "Dallas Buyers Club"?).

But he arrived late and I told him I wish he could have taken my picture voting.

The minutes of the February meeting of the MPC showed that three members of the nine- person committee, including the Bank's Governor, Sir Mervyn King, pictured, voted to print another £25bn to support spending in the economy earlier this month.

A photo gallery of polling places published by Mehr included one bit of perhaps inadvertent sartorial discordance with the message of the day: The vote appeared likely to reflect a struggle for influence between elements of the country's conservative leadership represented by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, both of whom were pictured voting.

I half-expected Gravity to come from behind while 12 Years a Slave and American Hustle battled for Best Picture votes -- especially given reports that some older Academy voters refused to see 12 Years due to its graphic violence and uncomfortable subject.

Politicians, newspapers and individuals have made their own assumptions about who in this picture might vote leave and who might vote to remain.

(For a complete list, see "In Pictures: Vote Of No Confidence").. Maybe technology executives should study the Depression for a confidence boost.

Thousands of Romanians living abroad had lined up outside their country's embassies in Brussels (and other European capitals such as London, pictured) to vote in their country's presidential elections, but many were turned away when the polls closed at 9 pm, and Romanian authorities refused to extend the deadline.