Sentence examples for read the picture from inspiring English sources

I have good reason for remembering the first time I read The Picture of Dorian Gray.

"Alexei Navalny has never hidden that Boris Berezovsky gives him money for the struggle with Putin," read the picture caption, in case anyone missed the point.

Two friends, one white, the other black, move into the alcove and stand before the piece, the black man remarking that you could read the picture either way.

One woman continued to read "The Picture of Dorian Gray" with no apparent lack of concentration caused by the huge Panasonic camera near her head.

She said she read the picture and told me what the picture told her, and the picture told her the person in it was happy.

If you have kids encourage them to read the Picture cards, or make a Picture card a topic for dinner each night.

"So I gave him the Baltimore Sun sports pages, even if he just read the pictures and captions".

Yet lovely as they are, I found they got in the way of the story — I "read" the pictures first, then went back to read the words.

Hegley's 2003 poem, The Sound of Paint Drying, reads: "The picture I usually paint of my father / is the one of him smacking me as a lad: / hard and uncompromising".

And even if we weren't reading the picture books aloud some nights (some nights we read a chapter book; we're currently in "Winter Holiday" from the Swallows and Amazons series), my youngest children read these familiar books to themselves to strengthen their reading skills and, I think, strengthen their memories and connection to their short pasts.

Right now I'm reading The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde.