Sentence examples for wall photographs from inspiring English sources

"Off the Wall," photographs by Joan Powers.

A large painting of him rests against one wall, photographs arranged around the room.

On the living room wall, photographs of his four grown children are displayed along with his diplomas.

Janice Kerbel's coolly efficient plans take up a wall; photographs, maps, diagrams and text for the "Bank Job" she's plotted.

Storyville, of course, was the city's red-light district, two blocks from the French Quarter and home to brothels and gambling dens (skillfully conjured by the scenic designer James Morgan with sepia wall photographs by E. J. Bellocq).

Seeking to corroborate Mr. Sarkisov's testimony, prosecutors offered ballistics evidence, bullets recovered from an apartment wall, photographs, recorded telephone conversations, a shotgun and the tennis bag used to store it.

The pavilion features a small cave with a drawing and a vast wall photograph of a city, presumably Pyongyang.

Then I put her against the white wall, photographed her and photographed the room so it formed a kind of puzzle.

Perhaps more revealing still are the fly-on-the-wall photographs of the Ashington Group, a coal miners' art appreciation society created by Mass Observation in 1938.

Baldoria may be only eighteen months old, but with its roomy booths, centrally located jukebox, and wall-to-wall photographs of children, relatives, and show-biz types (the most recognizable is Raquel Welch in cave-girl attire, circa 1965) it has the air of a theatre-district classic that's been around longer than anyone can remember.

In one series of fly-on-the-wall photographs, van der Elsken captures Jean Michel teaching a girl to "smoke hashish in the right way … the cigarette not held in the mouth, the smoke inhaled together with air from the cupped hands".