Sentence examples for using a picture from inspiring English sources

Like using a picture of Edwyn Collins to illustrate a piece about Morrissey.

In advertising terms, it's like using a picture of a Coke bottle to sell Pepsi: just not a good idea.

Assume that something is copyrighted until proven otherwise, recommends dating blogger Roni Loren, who was sued for using a picture from Google images.

"Big enough for any appetite" is how the Creekside restaurant describes its portions, using a picture of a glowering sumo wrestler.

You don't need to steal a photo when there is a wealth of creative commons images available, so check the usage rights before using a picture.

They also asked a postman for directions to Miss Stone's home using a picture of the pop star in an attempt to track her down, the court heard.

Then organizers thought of using a picture of a grass hut — like those that dot the landscape — but some argued that it would be too ambiguous.

The University of Lampeter in Wales has been forced to apologise to film director Steven Spielberg for using a picture of him to promote a scriptwriting course without his permission.

A: We're hoping that avatars will reflect the real people who make up the community of users on the Guardian website, so using a picture of yourself is an obvious start.

In my view the theatre isn't illusionistic at all, so in using a picture-box stage we run no risk of convincing anybody of the literal truth of what they see.

In the present study, the electrophysiological underpinnings of these mechanisms are explored during the critical phase of lexical acquisition using a picture-word matching paradigm.