Sentence examples for pictures of guns from inspiring English sources

They pored over pictures of guns.

Pictures of guns, ammunition and an armoured vest were posted on Locks' timeline.

Instead, the police could visit the same merchants with pictures of guns commonly used in crimes and a list of toys known to resemble them.

Investigators who searched Mr. Johnson's home at 110 Humboldt Street found pictures of guns and a note scrawled on the wall: "Tell the boys in blue I won't be easy," the police said.

The site contains links in Arabic to articles and contains pictures of guns and rocket launchers and banners that describe American military operations in Afghanistan as part of an anti-Muslim crusade.

The retrospective gives this part of his career far less attention than it does the 1960's but offers some impressive things: a colossal Mao portrait, a velvety abstract "shadow" painting, an "Oxidation" painting (a Pollock take-off done with urine on copper-based pigment), pictures of guns and glowing crosses and a mural-size version of Leonardo's "Last Supper".

I teach after-school classes in high schools and middle schools, and sometimes I show the kids pictures of gun shows and I ask them, 'Who do you see in this picture that looks like you?

Democrats drowned out the Speaker with chants, sang We Shall Overcome on the floor of the House of Representatives and held up pictures of gun violence victims as they continued a sit-in demanding action to curb mass shootings in the United States.

Click here or on 'view gallery' for more pictures of gun-inspired AK47 art What started as an exploration into his boyhood fascination for guns quickly changed direction when his friend Matt Webb an arm and both legs while on tour in Afghanistan in 2011.

Constant references to hostage-taking and suicide bombers will provide those same analysts with an exaggerated (though not by much) picture of gun violence in the early 21st century.

After all, being gunned down by a mugger is no less scary a thought than being done in by a spree killer, and as Rachel M. Cohen recently wrote here at VICE, mass shootings aren't a very complete picture of gun violence in the United States.