Sentence examples for pictures range from inspiring English sources
The pictures range from snapshots of friends, prominently including his neighbor Allen Ginsberg, to dedicated photojournalism.
The pictures range in cost from $2,200 to $50,000 and can be seen at www.dogpainting.com.
Instead, the Met's pictures range across genres — landscape, portraiture, mythology, erotica, illustration — and include scenes of rustic life.
They look engaging with their colourful pictures, range of useful functions, focus on topics which appear to be of relevance to teenagers and cultural information.
The pictures range from a formal family portrait to more intimate images of the infant with her mother, the Duchess of Cambridge, her father, Prince William, and her brother, Prince George.
Pictures range from a sequin-clad model washed in eerie red light from a recent editorial, to two crowned men passionately locked in a kiss from a scene in the 2012 production of Jan Fabre's 1984 masterpiece, "The Power of Theatrical Madness," to tightly cropped shots of the bandaged foot of French ballet dancer Marie Agnes Gillot.
This genre of films with a movie background has flourished ever since, with pictures ranging from Nicholas Ray's In a Lonely Place to Satyajit Ray's Nayak.
She even produced several really beautiful and successful pictures, ranging from an early, harmonious work, "Untitled" (c. 1938), on loan from the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, to "Astraea" (1956), a raw, charged abstract with collage.
The comments posted on their social media profiles, blogs and online pictures ranged from bullying and abusive words about the way they looked to death threats and even being told to kill themselves.
The deadpan presentation, uniform treatment of what are ostensibly pictures ranging over many years, and disheartening familiarity of the situations combine to produce a quiet outrage in the face of such evidence.
Gelman embraced Rivera, buying pictures ranging from the semiabstract composition "The Last Hour" to a mystical and highly theatrical picture, "The Healer," in which a peasant holds her wounded child while a healer with dark, penetrating eyes tries to cure him.
