Sentence examples for pictures atop from inspiring English sources

Coaches took pictures atop a camel.

An accomplished inventor, he adapted equipment so his clients could capture better pictures atop tall buildings, beneath the sea, on the battlefield and inside the human body.

"He cured my brain tumor," one woman said, gazing at the pictures atop the coffin of Marinus B. Dykshoorn, the Dutch immigrant and longtime Bronx resident who claimed to be clairvoyant.

An earlier version of the caption with the picture atop this article misidentified the city where Malala Yousafzai was attacked.

It was fear of a photo op — that somebody would unfurl a political banner and take a picture atop China's most distinctive structure.

John Norris asks: Dear Martin, can you change that picture atop your blog to something more in keeping with the state of this match?

Chrystia Freeland, a former student who had become editor at the Financial Times, asked him to write a monthly column that became such an attraction that the paper soon promoted it with his picture atop the front page.

His diary explains what happened to him at Firdos Square, too — the chaos of storming into the heart of an enemy capital, the antiwar protester who called him a child killer, the order to get his flag for a souvenir picture atop the statue.

You can Copy Picture atop the data to get an image like the one at the top of this article and use Grabber application if Copy Picture refuses to pick up the underlying data's image.

Tells about Eve Sonneman, a photographer who had taken pictures from atop the World Trade Center Tells about Phoebe Legere, who performed the 4th & the 5th at Mike's American Bar & Grill, playing the accordian.

And while I have a zillion pictures of me atop elephants, scuba diving, zip-lining through forests, and chilling with orangutans, I captured 0% of the times I got bed bugs (which, fun fact, was on Valentine's Day), had to get stitches in a sketchy clinic with chickens running amok, or when I was crying into my Pad Thai due to exhaustion and travel-related frustration.