Sentence examples for portrayed above from inspiring English sources

8 P.M. (ABC) DREAMGIRLS (2006) Three Detroit singers, portrayed, above from left, by Anika Noni Rose, Beyoncé Knowles and Jennifer Hudson, discover the price of fame in Bill Condon's adaptation of the Broadway musical of the same title.

Ms. Bhutto, portrayed above, was killed in a gun and suicide bomb attack after an election rally in the city of Rawalpindi on Dec. 27, 2007, weeks after she came back from eight years in self-imposed exile.

In addition to Emil Michael, Ben Smith, Michael Wolff, the dinner party that launched a thousand app deletes also featured Ed Norton, Chris Hughes, Mort Zuckerman and Arianna Huffington — all portrayed above (for names, below).

Therefore, for the approaches that work on other sensor channels, the capability to solve one of these problems will be based on results applied on data sequences that present analogies with the situations portrayed above.

Thus, the pointer will very quickly move in the direction of pointing to either the outcome z-spin 'up' or the outcome z-spin 'down.' If (as portrayed above) the spontaneous localization of particles were to a precise position, i.e., to the position corresponding to the outcome 'up' or the outcome 'down,' the GRW collapse models would successfully resolve the measurement problem.

Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Joe Lieberman, the Connecticut independent portrayed above at left, last week gave a video interview to MSNBC saying why he favors passenger pat-downs that are part of the new procedures, especially for those avoiding the scanners.

Even though the king declared himself fallible in 2005 (it "pains" him, he said on his birthday, to be portrayed as above criticism) the environment encourages self-censorship.

Ms. Zellweger is to portray Beatrix Potter, above, in a film biography that starts filming in the English Lake District in the spring.

The artist Jim Power, above left, also known as Mosaic Man, is portrayed by Todd Woodard, above right.

This created a pincer effect, with middle-class white teachers and principals portrayed, from both above and below, as the problem.

This dark comedy, full of dry humor and deflected emotions, centers on the Fishers, portrayed by, above from left, Michael C. Hall, Frances Conroy and Peter Krause.