Sentence examples for quick portrait from inspiring English sources

The video, which makes riveting viewing, offers a quick portrait of the Bronx.

Ask anyone about HST and you get a quick portrait of the people answering.

They are neighborhood types, office workers, family -- a quick portrait of western Chelsea, with sound: New York-inflected Spanish, English with a Puerto Rican twang.

A quick portrait of each of them is painted, albeit in fairly broad strokes.

"And we still haven't found everything!" In talks at AAPA and the annual meeting of the Paleoanthropology Society last week, Berger and members of his team sketched a quick portrait of Au .sediba, who lived at the mysterious time right after the emergence of our genus Homo between 2 million to 3 million years ago.

3 43pm: Quick portrait shoot of my partner Matt and I to pimp out our workshop in Stockholm.

During the three weeks after the attacks, Ms. Gross, who lives in TriBeCa, spent most nights getting as close to ground zero as she could, making pen and ink drawings of the wreckage and quick portraits of the people working on it.

Scroll down to Figure 7 for a quick, depressing portrait of just how far behind U.S. investments in high-speed rail lag.

Speaking of which, would Reeves mind sketching a quick self-portrait?

The eight supporting players deftly zip through quick, distinct portraits, whether playing busy city pedestrians, square-dancing singles, Wall Street traders, blindered minions of the Williams cult or demented participants at a speed-dating event.

Acquavella Contemporary Art A quick-take portrait of Diaghilev by Bonnard brings the Moatti selection to a close at 1912, while the spring show at Acquavella provides a trip on through the 20th century and into the 21st.