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Meaning pictures meaning
What does pictures mean?
pictures
Synonyms pictures synonyms
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Topics pictures topics
What do people use pictures to talk about?
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Examples pictures examples
How do I use pictures in a sentence?
Simple sentences
I need your passport and three pictures.
There is an abundance of pictures in the book.
Jimmy's pictures were different from other people's.
My hobby is taking pictures.
I'm fond of taking pictures.
His hobby is painting pictures.
We have pictures.
The pictures were covered in dust.
I tend to look at the pictures before reading the text.
Please don't take pictures here.
How many pictures did you buy?
Picasso kept drawing pictures until he was 91 years old.
Among other things, he has an eye for good pictures.
Who painted these pictures?
I can recall seeing those pictures.
Those pictures were painted by him.
There are pictures on alternate pages of the book.
What expensive pictures the man bought!
Some of the students like to draw pictures.
That artist created a lot of beautiful pictures.
Everyone admires the pictures painted by him.
You should stick those pictures in your album.
I like neither of the pictures.
I am looking at the pictures of Jane.
These pictures are beautiful.
These pictures look better at a distance.
These pictures were painted by him.
Do you like any of these pictures?
Can you tell the difference between these two pictures?
Movie subtitles
I just had some pictures taken for my Hometown Hotties submission to Maxim. Ugh.
I just have you all stored with the little pictures and I just, I just press on your tiny little faces and it calls you.
I didn't have time to take pictures though, and I can't tell you much else at the moment.
In Paris for 48 hours on business and quite alone, the young Marquis, at a loose end, decides to go to the pictures.
The English scientist Rawlinson and French scientist Maspero show us pictures of evil spirits, believed to have resided amongst the first civilizations.
The French doctors Bourneville and Teinturier gave me the following pictures of the Witch Sabbath a secret satanic rite to which thousands of women asserted their participation.
These scenes are often found on famous Witch Sabbath pictures from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
One of my actresses insisted on trying the thumbscrew when we shot these pictures.
All of Los' brain power and energy has been devoted to one task. -the trip to Mars, and in his imagination he often pictures.
When acclaiming our modern heroes, let's not forget The News Reel Cameraman. the daredevil who defies death to give us pictures of the world's happenings.
Anyway, what's the hurry? We're only going to the pictures, we've got all evening.
I'll go to the pictures with you, if you like.
I brought some pictures from headquarters.
Boss, her pictures don't do her justice.
I thought she just wanted to take pictures. Enough.
A presentation from a cultural and historical point of view in 7 chapters of moving pictures.
We took pictures of the native girls, but they weren't developed.
You've a lot of pictures of that man.
We're going to have our pictures taken.
No, I don't think I can get any pictures now.
I've seen her pictures.
Pictures don't do her justice.
And i was wondering whether you'd like to stay in and listen to the wireless or go out to the pictures.
Did they show you the pictures?
Why did you take pictures?
We have no time to get our pictures taken!
Did you see the pictures?
He paints pictures and sells them in America.
They're pictures Legrand gave Lulu.
You could paint pictures yourself.
Now who's gonna give us pictures, huh?
News and current affairs
Not only was it forbidden to take pictures there; one couldn't even walk through.
Pictures often convey values more powerfully than words.
Though North Korea's alleged attack on Sony Pictures' computers has been rightly condemned, it must be admitted that from the perspective of the North Korean elite, their country simply applied economic retaliation much like anyone else does.
The movie shows scary pictures of the consequences of the sea level rising 20 feet (seven meters), flooding large parts of Florida, San Francisco, New York, Holland, Calcutta, Beijing, and Shanghai.
And just last December, US President Barack Obama attributed an attack on Sony Pictures to the North Korean government.
It demonstrated the power of globalization, as television brought vivid pictures of the destruction to homes around the world.
And images of junkies and Muslim women in headscarves are contrasted in a promotional movie with idyllic pictures of Alpine scenery and efficient banks - the People's Party's Switzerland.
Newspapers have carried pictures of grand bonfires made with seized cassettes and CD's.
We already have plenty of pictures of Francis kissing babies; what he faces now - in Brazil and around the world - are strategic matters of genuine substance.
These reports follow the revelation that pictures shared on Snapchat may not be deleted, as promised.
Commandante Fidel's departure from power, of course, will be solely a matter of biology, and the few pictures of him that have emerged since he took ill last year clearly show biology at work.
For example, there could be a Greek euro, a Spanish euro, etc. The notes could even show the same pictures of bridges.
Meanwhile, Chinese and other foreign tourists dress up in traditional Tibetan dress to have their souvenir pictures taken in front of the Dalai Lama's old palace.
And while the pictures and the story of Abu Ghraib ran on front pages in Europe and elsewhere, it was at first buried in many American newspapers, including leaders like The New York Times.
For example, in the 2014 attack on SONY Pictures, the United States initially tried to avoid full disclosure of the means by which it attributed the attack to North Korea, and encountered widespread skepticism as a result.
With its alleged involvement in the recent cyber attack on Sony Pictures, the regime has backed itself further into its tiny corner.
North Korea, the US alleges, was behind the recent breach of Sony Pictures' computers.
Oil-contaminated birds and beaches make appalling pictures, whereas dead fish and shrimp larvae go unnoticed by cameras.
Indeed, we are increasingly confronted with outdated information taken out of context, from anachronistic news stories to emotional e-mails and compromising pictures that we had long ago forgotten.
But, unlike then, the countries that are accumulating the capital today are not spending it on consumption - remember the endless pictures of Saudi princes buying up real estate on the French Riviera - but on investment, infrastructure, and education.
But these agonizing pictures represent only the symptoms of an underlying - and largely unreported - malady: capital flight.
The notes could even show the same pictures of bridges.