Sentence examples for took the image from inspiring English sources
He looked again at the six- or seven-year-old Andrea — just a bit older than Melanie — and took the image home in his head.
The artist took the image of a tiny chicken bone and digitally enlarged it to produce a copy that is seven and a half feet high.
For example, he believes the poet took the image of "coursers" that "prance" from a rhyme describing a hungover Apollo driving his chariot across the sky.
He took the image home, but it is supposed to have mysteriously returned to the riverbank, where he found it again.
Campaign staffers took the image down, but two days later Trump angrily defended it, insisting that there was no anti-Semitic implication.
Daniel Etter, the photographer who took the image for the New York Times, reported: "When the boat landed, a middle-aged man got out.
It estranged him even further from the kind of appropriation work being done by friends like Prince and Lawler who came to be gathered under the Pictures Generation rubric — the wave of artists who took the image-saturated, heavily mediated culture as their starting point and Warhol as their guiding light.
The Israeli news site Ynet took the images as evidence that "Palestinian protesters use children to needle I.D.F.
Butler took the images above while visiting a ranch in Colombia that is managed to accommodate both livestock and wildlife.
Ms. Sze photographed real rocks, took the images and printed them on Tyvek, a strong synthetic material.
Since then, the film's authenticity has been verified by both CNN and Reuters, whose cameraman took the images in East Jerusalem.
