Sentence examples for pictures set up from inspiring English sources

Now it operates Web sites under the brands Snapfish, York and Clark, on which consumers can store electronic pictures, set up online albums and order prints, CD's and gifts, like calendars or cookie tins imprinted with their photos.

Here are some examples of that approach to marketing: The Walt Disney Co. : To promote The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy last spring, Touchstone Pictures set up blogs on Xanga.com for the movie's main characters.

The president's schedulers also convey the message in pictures, setting up meetings where Mr. Bush is photographed with cardinals and bishops on many trips, even when the purpose of his travel is to promote an energy plan or a tax cut.

Sidestepper's second album, "3 AM (In Beats We Trust)" (Palm Pictures), sets up an intriguing tenson between the human voices and pulses of Latin America and a metronomic, melancholy undertow of club beats and loops, though some tracks settle for a reggae common denominator.

But "Anomalisa," Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson's R-rated, Kickstarter-financed exploration of the psyche, emerged out of the fall film festivals with equally gushing praise and a gung-ho distributor, Paramount Pictures, setting up a likely showdown between two imaginative, thematically similar movies that represent the opposite ends of the animation business in their scope.

Nikolay Barekov (speaker pictured) set up his "Bulgaria without Censorship" (BBT) party at the end of January calling for an early general election and promising to work for "capitalism and market economy with a human face".

He explains to his subjects that he is going to take their picture, sets up his tripod and twists the throttle grip on his bike with one hand to boost the battery and brighten the light.

The victory propelled Zingano back into the title picture, setting up her date with the champion.

TheGlobe.com allowed people to create their personal space online, upload pictures, and set up what came to be known as blogs.

Pogue was particularly impressed with the Kodak dealie (pictured)—you can set up a photo album on Kodak's Web site and the frame will automatically grab them via Wi-Fi.

Fox and Paramount, however, got permission to make pictures and they set up their cameras while the Pathe men were at lunch.