Sentence examples for to do with the pictures from inspiring English sources

Asked what he was going to do with the pictures, he said: "Show them to people, because nobody's ever going to believe this.

The chair of the parent teacher association explained: "It is all to do with the pictures getting into the wrong hands, and the school has to follow its own code of conduct".

On the way out the door Sweet Adeline asks me what am I going to do with the pictures.

Those drawn into doing "High Noon" again feel compelled to find a fresh angle, or a hint of realism, such as had nothing to do with the picture's success in 1952.

De Sole asked McQueen what he was going to do with the picture.

This video, (which has nothing to do with the above picture), is the scariest thing I have ever seen.

I take it this is to do with the Big Picture that you and your mum don't see eye to eye on?' 'In more ways than one.

"The one small, minor subdivision has nothing to do with the big picture".

The host didn't have anything to do with the Best Picture mix-up, but no doubt it'll be a big topic for jokes when the show comes around.

Turns out, it has to do with the guy pictured above, who used to be the leader of an outlaw biker gang, but now claims to be the legendary monarch, King Arthur.

While there's nothing I like about the Taliban, let's remember who the real underdogs are, and that who the good and bad guys are in a war has more to do with the big picture and politics than the traits and actions of individuals.