Sentence examples for pictures for which from inspiring English sources

The pictures for which he is best known today are probably the portraits and figure studies he began to do by the mid-50's.

You could see a certain precariousness in the early pictures for which she modelled herself, Propped, Prop, Untitled - the naked fat body perched on a stool, the fat itself a narrative of imbalance.

The pictures for which he has gained attention are his on-the-spot shots of the city's night life during the heady early years of national independence, when Western pop music and fashions transformed the look of urban youth culture.

He is very articulate on the subject, as we chat in his studio while looking through drawers full of Insecticides, the pictures for which I wanted to shortlist him for the Turner.

All 11 will be screened before the series ends on Dec. 24, along with odds and ends like a couple of early-'40s pictures for which he supplied screenplays and a 2010 documentary, Henri-Georges Clouzott's Inferno," directed by Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea, about his mid-'60s project, "L'Enfer," which he was unable to complete after suffering a major heart attack during filming.

It was Mr. Faas who recruited Saigon's street photographers and freelancers into "Horst's Army," doled out free film and told them to come back with pictures, for which he paid in United States dollars; who demanded that A.P. writers carry cameras and know how to use them — something not done in previous wars — and that his staff photographers take accurate notes and get names, ages and hometowns.

Ostensibly they are asking you to take their picture, for which you then pay them.

The same accident removed Ashley Judd from the picture, for which she can be both mourned and envied.

It's the picture for which the hype is so incessant that you feel beaten into attending.

A staple of drive-ins and grindhouses nationwide, it is the picture for which its writer and director, David E. Durston, is best known.

The original picture, for which Shields was paid $450, was taken by fashion photographer Garry Gross in 1975 for a Playboy publication titled Sugar and Spice.