Sentence examples similar to stopping picture from inspiring English sources

Now, please stop picturing Leyland at 3 a.m. with a glass of chocolate milk.

You can't stop picturing the face of the employee who was deputized to give you the bad news.

I could not stop picturing the way he used to push his glasses up onto his forehead to read.

I stop, picturing him there behind me with his ridiculous head sticking out of the passenger-side window, but I cannot turn around.

Topshop's unsuccessful appeal examined precedents where other celebrities, such as Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, had tried to stop pictures of them being published.

"I couldn't stop picturing him out there on the run," said Fallon Stubbs, 20, whose mother, Alice Hawthorne, died in the bombing at Olympic Park in Atlanta in 1996.

Guy sadly observes "the violet smudges beneath the great dark eyes" with which Nan stares at him "with a white intensity"; away from such lurid glimpses, he cannot stop picturing "her face, dimpling or wet with tears, a rainbow face".

It was the fact that I couldn't stop picturing my closest loved ones dead on the floor after doing a bump.

Balthus agreed, amazingly, but by then he had mostly stopped painting pictures that could shock anyone.

It didn't stop at picture editing.

(Nolte delivers a couple of baffling rants that stop the picture cold).