Sentence examples for pictures ordered from inspiring English sources

The traces left by Flickr users when they take and upload pictures are given by the coordinates of their geotagged pictures, ordered by the time in which they were taken.

"Everyone was having a good time, taking pictures, ordering bottles.

The Home Secretary Theresa May, pictured, ordered that the UK Border Force be separated from the UK Border Agency UKBAA).

This display of men controlling how women dress (Armed French police pictured ordering woman to remove burkini on Nice beach, 24 August) reminded me of my humiliation at an open-air pool in Ruislip in 1957 when I, beautifully suntanned and wearing a bikini, was ordered by loudhailer to leave the pool and dress suitably.

Upon their return, they can download the pictures, order prints or have albums made to commemorate their journeys.

This order will define pictures order in the converted PDF document.

"We have to get more and more remarkable pictures," Luce ordered.

The pictures are ordered by their formal qualities – colour-gradations, shapes and angles – rather than thematically, which sets up a visual taxonomy in which all subjects are both reduced to equal terms and augmented by their juxtaposition with the others.

And anyone who can see one of your pictures can order a copy.

But today they open once more, oak floors resurfaced, walls repainted, stonework cleaned and pictures re-ordered.

But yesterday she won a ruling in default against Paris agency Eliot Press, banning the firm from reprinting the pictures and ordering the agency to hand over or destroy any remaining images relating to the case in its possession.