Sentence examples for pictures laid from inspiring English sources

The philosophy, which lends a remarkably contemporary feel to many of his 1970s and 1980s pictures, laid the groundwork for the pictures that he took with a wooden view camera over nine months in 2001 and 2002 at ground zero, which became the basis for "Aftermath," an archive of recovery pictures, published in 2006.

I'm laying as flat as I can and Plumley walks up, kicks me in the ribs and hollers, 'Can't take no pictures laying there on the ground, sonny!' " To the troops, he was "Iron Jaw".

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, yesterday challenged the rosy picture laid out by Gordon Brown in last week's Budget, warning that sterling's recent rise risked reinforcing imbalances in the economy.

He was meant to be here at 9am; I had pictured laying down gingerbread at 9.05.

Will Counts, a sharecropper's son and young hire at The Arkansas Democrat, took the picture, laying bare the disgrace of the Jim Crow South.

The Hampshire vicar William Gilpin, gave us the Picturesque: "that particular kind of beauty, which is agreeable in a picture", laying out his prescription for what constituted the perfect view.

She was pictured laying a wreath at the same cemetery in 1995.

"I see he's included his picture," lays down Cardigan.

I'm trying to picture laying a slice of grapefruit on top of my hamburger.

Unless you are a poodle breeder, or a print-collecting British barrister, it is unlikely that you have ever heard of Sir Edwin Landseer's once highly-esteemed doggie picture: "Laying Down the Law".

It makes sense that the last thing Emmerich destroys is the foundation of the disaster picture itself: As the movie lays the groundwork for a sequel, we are given to understand that earth is done being victimized by the unknown, as the survivors vow to go the preemptive route and invade the invaders, striking at their homeworld before any more memorials can be laid to waste.