Sentence examples for put on visual from inspiring English sources

In her 20s she put on visual art shows, made clothes and might have made a film, had anyone funded a documentary she was trying to make about life in Sri Lanka.

Put on visual upgrades to make your car come alive.

Their efforts have put one visual polluter out of business.

During my talk with Mrs. Kenison after dinner, the whole family gathered in the living room of the main house to watch Fuller put on a visual demonstration of his mathematics.

The main stress is put on using visual techniques of mind-mapping that serve as a powerful mind tool.

Whether it's Take That or Blur, the kind of eye-dazzling visual spectaculars bands put on now were simply not possible in the 1990s.

"One is the copious supply of photographs and film of the dust storms themselves, awesome and apocalyptic images he can put on screen whenever we need a visual jolt.

The hardest thing is to nail down a visual image to put on a title like that.

Best of all, though, was the programme put on by the Summerhall venue – a labyrinthine hybrid of visual arts, theatre, performance and installation.

Recently, the National Geographic television station put on a program, EARTH: THE ATMOSPHERE, that had a visual demonstration which exudes comprehension.

For example, in quality monitoring of sports video, more emphasis can be put on the visual component than audio as the viewers might be interested more in video.