Sentence examples for the pict from inspiring English sources
noun
A member of an ancient people of northern and central Scotland.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Moira Stuart and Niger Val Dub, the Pict king, to name but three.
Very frequently, personal anecdote and historical reflection interrupt the scientific narrative as Shelton puts the salmon in a human context, from the Pict who incised a design of a salmon on a monolith, to a Victorian ghillie.
A Windows user needs to save the desired picture in the BMP (bitmap) format so the system can read it, while a Mac owner should save the files in the PICT format.
Recovery processes were also detected using the PICT approach.
The PICT approach was developed by Blanck and Wängberg [19].
The algorithm implemented in the PICT tool (Czerwonka 2006) has two main phases: preparation and generation.
And I came across the Picts so that worked well.
And I decided to make the Picts the ancestors of the Scots.
Yes, she's referring to a book in that series, "The Picts and the Martyrs".
She said, in response to the poem, "Yes, yes, the Picts.
Heavy onslaughts from the Picts checked the Dalriada of the Scottish mainland.
