Sentence examples for pictures catching from inspiring English sources

Mr Prescott, who serves as acting prime minister when Mr Blair is on holiday, was clearly seen in TV pictures catching the man with a left jab in the melee outside Rhyl's Little Theatre.

The missions vary widely: sometimes your job is to tail a shady crime lord and take pictures catching him snorting coke off a stripper's back, other times you are shooting up a funeral.

All it lacks is someone looking out of the picture, catching our eye, commenting silently on the falseness of the moment, the complexities behind a simple image of friendship and possible alliance.

Throughout my childhood in the Seventies, I spent every weekend traipsing round the local picture houses, catching everything from reruns of Ben-Hur to new releases such as Brannigan and Blazing Saddles.

Though this is admittedly difficult at first, with time, commitment, affirmations, and positive reinforcement you can eventually picture yourself catching up.

Such a scenario wasn't exactly what I'd pictured while catching an 8 29 AM bus to Mount Royal University (my alma mater) on a Saturday to attend Generation Screwed, a nine-hour conference organized by the Canadian Taxpayer Federation intended "to inform and mobilize young Canadians who want to save their economic future".

I've got all those pictures of me catching that touchdown.

When Heinz Kluetmeier of Sports Illustrated snapped a series of pictures of Michael Phelps catching Serbia's Milorad Cavic in the final meters of the 100-meter butterfly in Beijing in 2008, the photos became a story in themselves.

She is off to one side of a tilted picture, the camera catching mostly the legs of the standing observers.

This could change as experienced players learn location layouts and how to use them to their advantage, but at this stage it's hard to picture the dynamic elements catching on, particularly within the professional circuit.

You see picture of me topless, catching fish?