Sentence examples for pictures introduced from inspiring English sources

I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra," for instance, turned into a surprise hit after Paramount Pictures introduced it with extensive screenings for the Army and Navy in 2009.

Pfeiffer's pictures introduce faces into the mix: short-haired lads mugging for the camera.

Crowds of tourists and students lined up in groups or individually from opening hour to walk up the spiral stairs leading to the main floor where antique stills, holders and dainty containers behind glass display cases, and pictures introduce the uninitiated to the world of perfumes.

He pictured introducing her to his colleagues.

The picture introduces Selma and others rehearsing "My Favorite Things".

The picture introduces the work of Addison N. Scurlock, a photographer who had a portrait studio in Washington's segregated black community.

It's taken quite some time, but Netflix has finally released a version of its application for iOS that takes advantage of the picture-in-picture feature introduced last year with the debut of iOS 9. Available on select iPads, this option lets you continue watching a video on Netflix after closing the app using the Home button or by switching to a different application.

Instant motion pictures were introduced in 1977.

In 1896 motion pictures were introduced into vaudeville shows as added attractions and to clear the house between shows.

Edison constructed at the laboratory the world's first motion-picture stage, nicknamed the "Black Maria," in 1893, and the following year Kinetoscopes, which had peepholes that allowed one person at a time to view the moving pictures, were introduced with great success.

Naturally, they mentioned us: "Hip youth culture magazine Vice recently commissioned Watson to take some new pictures, and introduced them thus: 'We've always loved Watson's photos and would often gaze out the window going, This guy is amazing and he hasn't shot anything for years...'....