Sentence examples for prepare a picture from inspiring English sources

Prepare a picture you want to edit.

Prepare a picture which will serve as the base for the favicon.

"Now you can't start too young," said Julia Cook, the author of I'm Not Scared, I'm Prepared, a picture book for preschool and kindergarteners about how to escape a 'dangerous someone' at school.

Indeed, Mr. Sartain's visit is only the first step in a process that will require the homeowner, who asked not to be named, to hire a private certified arborist at a cost of $500 to $2,000 to take pictures, prepare a report and perhaps to recommend protective pruning or other measures before a permit is issued and construction can proceed.

Sheared specimens made of plain weave carbon/epoxy prepregs were prepared using a picture frame rig and the shear angles were 0°, 16°, 26°, 34°, 46°.

He told his listeners when to prepare to take a picture of the Woolworth Building ("my favorite") as it materialized between the World Trade Towers.

Talking with him over the next few days, as I was preparing a blog post to share pictures of his new ink, he told me how much my books meant to him.

The woman in question, Karen Owen, 22, who graduated this year from Duke, evaluated what she said were her sexual liaisons with 13 student-athletes during her years at the school, and she prepared a slide presentation, complete with pictures of her subjects and graphs ranking their performance.

VizWiz helps blind users achieve real-time help by going into action as soon they alert the service that they're preparing to take a picture.

In one scene, a new student teacher tries to give Joan some tips about her sex life and prepares to render a picture of the female anatomy to help her out.

When a photographer from Newsweek prepared to take a picture of Gerry Bello, Antioch '97, he told me: "I ripped off all my clothes and said, 'Sure, you can take pictures of me, but you're not going to be able to run them!' " By 2007, Antioch was in the third of four tiers of the 215 schools that U.S. News & World Report ranked in its "Best Liberal Arts Colleges" issue.