Sentence examples for reader picture from inspiring English sources

For example, our best reader picture of 2011 was of a burning bus.

5.25pm: David Vella is up with hack 2. (How on earth has he done this as well as his excellent reader picture upoader?) It's a gorgeous, revolving picture wall which pulls images in from the API.

As images from Kashmir began to circulate on the internet – despite frequent attempts to block communications, including at least one midnight raid on the offices of a local newspaper, and a blanket ban on one English daily, the Kashmir Reader – pictures of the wounded emerged by the dozen, many of them looking as though they had ruptured fruits where their eyes should have been.

So much so, in fact, that I initially thought they were just releasing the credit card reader (pictured above) as an alternative to typing your credit card into various applications by hand or, perhaps, as a more aesthetically pleasing piece of hardware for Jack Dorsey's Square.

Instead, the ads offer scent strips engineered to smell like freshly cut grass, pine trees and the ocean, all to help readers picture life with the top down.

When you come back, look for errors, yes, but also look for ways that you could be clearer and whether or not your writing helps the readers picture your scene accurately and effectively.[1].

Updated at 4.35pm BST 3.17pm BST Via GuardianWitness, here are some more readers' pictures of the Dutch celebrations today.

11.50am BST Here are some more readers' pictures from Amsterdam, sent via our GuardianWitness app: No-one escapes the orange uniform!

Click on any of our readers' pictures at the bottom of this post and you can see what an individual's page looks like.

While the use of description can allow the reader to picture a scene, too much description can make the story seem slow and boring.

Write a descriptive paragraph, using figurative language and sensory details that give the reader a picture of what you observe.