Sentence examples for pictures to be published from inspiring English sources

This isn't about whether women should be able to 'choose' a career as a topless model, but about the context: is a newspaper an appropriate place for the pictures to be published?

Mr Mauri, head of Mondadori - an Italian publisher owned by the country's former Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi - is under investigation for allowing the topless pictures to be published on 14 September.

The home-run king at the time, he appears as himself, giving pointers to a minor-league team run by a former hit man — the mob-related kind of hits — who is in the witness protection program but has stupidly allowed his picture to be published in a newspaper.

Pushing his agenda for transparency, BO lifts the ban on media coverage and pictures begin to be published.

"These pictures were going to be published in a national magazine.

We will be bringing together the most insightful stories, pictures and videos to be published on the Guardian careers site.

Two decades later, the series has become known as "Hustlers," and under that title a much fuller selection (about 80) of the pictures is about to be published in a book by Steidldangin and will be exhibited next month at the David Zwirner Gallery in Chelsea.

The picture book is to be published in October with a first printing of 500,000 copies.

Fifty-eight musicians turned up for the picture which was to be published in a special jazz issue of Esquire in January 1959.

Here we have a news picture that was taken to be published alongside editorial copy, a news report that will complement the image with facts and figures relating to the event.

Pictures of his corpse continue to be published in Libyan newspapers and shown on TV.