Sentence examples for three pictures on from inspiring English sources

"After Munchausen, I made three pictures on budget just to get back in the good books and clear my name".

Three pictures on the front page of The Times told the Camp David story: Ehud Barak stunned and dismayed, Bill Clinton shattered -- and Yasir Arafat grinning broadly.

1 2 Next Page » This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: April 11, 2010 Two captions for three pictures on Page 22 this weekend with an article about the band MGMT are reversed.

Correction: November 5, 2001, Monday Three pictures on Saturday with an article about relations between ethnic groups in Afghanistan carried erroneous captions in some editions, and two were also credited incorrectly.

There were three pictures on the walls of the room, hanging in frames: a large photograph of Saddam praying that hung directly above the sadin's chair; a photograph of Saddam on a visit to the mosque, surrounded by soldiers; and a colored chart showing Muhammad's family tree.

Thus, if the Qataris did indeed guarantee all three pictures on a basis of a 50-50 split of 30% of the upside (the sum over the guaranteed price, assumed to be the low estimate) and half the buyer's premium, the financing fee earned on the picture they did not buy would have come to at least $3.65m, an effective discount on the other two paintings.

But the three pictures of Abraham Lincoln on the wall are more meaningful to him.

In a photograph I came across of Dodi's desk in his Park Lane apartment there were just two pictures on display: one of him with Tony Curtis and Hollywood friends, the other with a woman I didn't recognise.

Finally, participants were asked to place each of the seven pictures on a one-metre long frame, and were asked to place the cards in relations to the severity of breathlessness using the verbal descriptors "not at all" and "a whole lot" as anchors at either end.

At the beginning of each trial in Hampton's procedure, the monkey was shown one of four pictures on a computer screen (a new set each day).

Godfrey Holmes Withernsea, East Riding of Yorkshire There are two pictures on the front of Monday's Guardian.