Sentence examples for pictures to represent from inspiring English sources

Next to it is her daily schedule which is made from pictures to represent things like breakfast and an aerobics class stuck on a strip of velcro.

For that reason, Ms. Goldring created a "visual language" that combines letters and simple pictures to represent hundreds of nouns and verbs.

Except for brief moments, Stieglitz always pressed his pictures to represent something beyond themselves -- to be evocations of Painting, symbols of Progress, portraits of Woman, equivalents of Feelings, snapshots of God.

In addition, Nara asks new users to look at a set of images and answer three questions about themselves by choosing the best pictures to represent them.

"I want my pictures to represent my identity and that of the women around me.

The visual method of storyboarding enabled women to draw pictures to represent their experiences.

And you can add a little thumbnail picture to represent each recording, instead of all-text listings.

She said: "I want this picture to represent our proud multicultural Britain.

The interface on the uGo makes me want to wet myself because it uses all sorts of black magic to automatically adjusts itself depending on where you are by displaying a city landmark near you, adjusting picture to represent night or day and automatically adjusts the time ensure you're not late for that meeting two time zones ahead.

Wooooo!" Then we took the above picture to represent what that would look like :( :( :(.

Also add details to the box, like a simple logo or picture to represent its contents.