Sentence examples for studying photos from inspiring English sources

Tom Durkin is no longer studying photos of Uncle Mo, Dialed In or any of the probable contenders to win next month's Kentucky Derby.

She spends hours in front of a mirror, talking to herself and studying photos of herself before and after the incident.

In September, after studying photos of Iraq, weapons inspectors identified several nuclear-related areas of new construction or other unexplained changes.

Jurors also heard Tuesday from Dr. Valerie Rao, a medical examiner in Jacksonville, Fla., who concluded after studying photos that Mr. Zimmerman's injuries were "very insignificant" and "not life threatening," and that scrapes on the back of his head could have come from just one strike against the sidewalk.

The job could be very depressing: fielding calls from inmates who reported being attacked by officers; collecting medical records describing broken bones and perforated ear drums; studying photos of prisoners' bruised and battered bodies; filing lawsuits that dragged on and on.

Then they walked along the walls, studying photos of ghastly, famine-wasted peasants lined up for the camera, as if for execution, and portraits of stiff, black-and-white men who had come over a long time ago, their eyes bulging as their tightly knotted ties cut off their airflow.

TH: I think it has helped me, in that being at an art school, studying photo and making art, talking about art, etc, it puts you in the frame of mind that art is important.

We went online to study photos of the Coyotes.

To improve his technique, he studied photos of the swings of golf's greatest players.

To aid in their design process, the research-loving animators at Pixar studied photos and film clips of similar tresses.

Now the swing between closely studied photos and interviews with professors in studies where you'd expect pipe smoke does not say freshness.