Sentence examples for pictures that may from inspiring English sources

The illustrators supplied the pictures that may be most easily characterized as Edwardian.

"You're putting people's lives, families and children in danger by putting pictures that may have nothing to do with this case," Riley told the TV station.

It would make it a criminal misdemeanor to post nude or revealing pictures that may have once been taken with a subject's consent.

Here are two pictures that may help show why claims that the tax cuts were good for the deficit are wrong.

The AP action has no basis; there will be thousands of pictures that may look just like theirs, but just like other moments in history, it is not owned -- just memorialized.

This sort of thing can be useful for recovering original pictures that may have been stored on a lost or stolen mobile phone, or on a computer that has crashed and taken all its files with it.

But in the broader picture that may be a case of too little, too late.

For a detailed picture that may reveal potential conflicts, request the broker's Form ADV.

It brought $4.22 million, a strong price for a picture that may have been completed by studio attendants.

This arrangement produces a visible picture that may be observed by eye or photographed to make a permanent record.

This is an ambitious picture that may have drawn some inspiration from the Hong Kong Infernal Affairs movies, and I sense that it may well get box-office success.