Sentence examples for the photograph started from inspiring English sources

The photograph started out as a little sketch in a book, though, just some lines, dots and ideas.

The photograph "started out with an idea I had [wanted] to represent," Lawson told The Fader upon Freetown Sound's release, "love between a young couple".

Such a natural chemical boost is wonderful -- and certainly a reason to press palms together at a dinner party while the guy at the head of the table begins to refresh everyone's memory on the history of the photograph, starting with the invention of the process of taking a photo and continuing on to pixels.

If you break a digital camera in a certain way, the photographs start looking like what people who have never taken acid think acid looks like.

Use the photographs start a slideshow of the teacher.

By Ian Crouch March 3, 2017 The photograph that started the gleefully stupid "This is the future that liberals want" meme.

The use of an ICU diary with photographs started as an aid to fill in the gaps in patients' memories.

Photographs started to appear in textbooks at the end of the nineteenth century.

Then photographs started to outpace prints as popular documents of notable firework displays.

If McGinley's photographs started out as snaps, they are now carefully composed.

Their new track "Photographs" started as a demo track by WMNSTUDIES.