Sentence examples for press pictures from inspiring English sources

When I got press pictures done, I used to keep my mouth shut.

Travelling on assignments from Africa to Australia, Hopkins received two British Press Pictures of the Year awards for his reportage.

Initial press pictures of Clarke Junior, also a Tory councillor, gave reason for hope – not least because the long-haired individual before us looked disturbingly reminiscent of a villain from The Sweeney (I respectfully direct younger readers to ITV4).

Sensing my scepticism, she produced the evidence – a sheaf of press pictures including one showing a gaggle of photographers snapping the would-be Channel swimmer as she left her hotel at Dover.

Looking shellshocked, she was linking arms with Salma Yaqoob, then Respect's leader, who was trying to make sure Collector made it into the press pictures so that Respect didn't look like an Asian boys club.

While the press pictures them as desperadoes robbing and killing and living high on the proceeds of crime, she is having a baby in a shack in a hobo jungle, and Eddie brings her a bouquet of wild flowers.

Capa: You see, this is a cagy question, because you never know if you have a press picture or not.

Because when you shoot, nearly every picture is the same to you, and a press picture is born in the imagination of editors and the public who see them.

There's one press picture of her snuggled inside of a concrete pipe, making her appear six to ten inches tall.

Subjects were instructed to attend to each picture while performing a simple categorization task (i.e., man-made or not?), giving a button press to pictures of man-made objects and no response to other pictures.

No written instructions, no bill of sale (purchases are conducted orally, in the presence of a notary), no catalogs and (to the dismay of photo editors in the art press) no pictures.