Sentence examples for spread pictures from inspiring English sources

Click on the gallery above to see the fashion spread pictures.

This opening spread pictures Mugabe supporters at a rally in Gwelo.

Brown's first acrylic and gouache spread pictures the metropolis as bleak and forbidding as one of Charles Sheeler's cityscape paintings, its only visible inhabitants factories, high-rises and roadways.

Never spread pictures or information about someone else on the internet without consent.

The former Chez Panisse chef Christopher Lee served a Roman-Jewish spread, pictured above, in the Berkeley hills.

Meanwhile, three-month LIBOR — the rate at which banks lend to each other — is up slightly, so that the difference, the TED spread, pictured above, is back close to its earlier peaks.

This view is a major source for the widely spread picture of technology as being instrumental, as delivering instruments ordered from 'elsewhere', as means to ends specified outside of engineering, a picture that has served further to support the claim that technology is neutral with respect to values, discussed in Section 3.3.1.

Ms. Diller was never really the grotesque-looking woman she made herself out to be; her body, in fact, was attractive enough that when she posed nude for a Playboy photo spread the pictures ended up not being published — the magazine was going for laughs, and decided that they looked too good to be funny.

I just spread the pictures on my lap and sat up all night looking at them.

Vladimir Putin has approved an amendment to formally establish criminal responsibility for using the internet to spread any pictures, views, articles or videos that fall foul of the Government.

He spread out pictures of an autopsy on a British citizen with Nigerian roots who had dropped dead in line at Freetown's airport.