Sentence examples for print a picture from inspiring English sources

Annie Leibovitz and Steven Meisel won't print a picture without him.

They are rarely seen in public; newspapers invariably print a picture, taken in 2000, of them receiving their knighthoods wearing matching purple ties.

I thought, 'I need to just leave her be.' But of course, she proceeded to print a picture that would ensure that I wouldn't work for the next 10 years".

But we only get to print a picture if something is made pick of the week and I've just spent half an hour marvelling at the fact that the Professor here (an alumnus of Mike Skinner's The Beats label) looks uncannily like a scientific hybrid between bedwetting indie movie botherer Michael Cera and golf-club-wielding referee botherer Craig Bellamy.

The New Yorker, March 2, 1940 P. 9 For more than three years we have been watching a very bothersome and heroic struggle in the publishing world-Life magazine trying to figure out a way to print a picture of a living, breathing woman with absolutely no clothes on.

By Wolcott Gibbs and E. B. White The New Yorker, March 2, 1940 P. 9 For more than three years we have been watching a very bothersome and heroic struggle in the publishing world-Life magazine trying to figure out a way to print a picture of a living, breathing woman with absolutely no clothes on.

By Russell Maloney and J. Dillon The New Yorker, September 21, 1940 P. 11 About a year ago we printed a picture, in which an Army officer, directing sommer maneuvers, says to a subordinate who has just brought him a map.

Yes, that's definitely a lot less weird than just printing a picture of the married couple.

Yesterday, The Sun printed a picture of him ungraciously flashing "loser" signs at the red-top's royal hack, Duncan Larcombe.

The British magazine Lilliput printed a picture of Hitler opposite a picture of a monkey that strongly resembled him.

Doda also won a case against a tabloid newspaper which printed a picture suggesting that she wasn't wearing underwear.