Sentences with phrase «actually little pictures»

If I go back though to the real ancient alphabet I find that the letters were actually little pictures.

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David L. also defended the picture: «I think the photo is actually pretty telling of the meaning of the article, with a little bit of humor to boot.

Amazing how this picture can be more about the perception felt by the little one, versus the actions or intentions of the bigger ones; how many pastors / (c) hurches deal with this on the level of seeing what's actually there versus what they perceive.

I mean the pictures are insane, could a fluffy, soft, scrumptious little cookie actually come from these 6 odd ingredients.

Explaining what actually happened which was reported as attack on Mr. Woyome, Seth Dodge said, «At the mall, many people were trying to take pictures with us and there came this man who was a little bit drunk — who also tried to take a picture with him.»

Right now, so little consideration has been given to an end to cheap coal that it's difficult to get a clear picture of what would actually be needed.

If you're new to tapping and trying to picture what this actually looks like (besides a little crazy!)

And www.rocktape.com which is a website I'm actually looking at right now has a lot of information, a lot of really cool pictures of how the tape is being applied and I'm actually pretty excited to have found this just because if it, like you say, can be something a little bit more dynamic and customizable than say a compression sock or a compression tight... so Greg, from www.rocktape.com.

Alas I can't tell for sure now because I actually had it taken in a little before I took these pictures.

I actually have to make a little confession (maybe some of you have already guessed)-- not all my pictures are taken spontaneously.

When we went to shoot these pictures, I saw that the grass was wet, despite hubby actually carrying me across the grass (which the boys thought was hilarious) the shoes still got a little wet.

Little to no german fashion blogger actually took professional pictures or wrote extensive, witty texts back then.

We actually took these pictures a few weeks ago when it was a little warmer and there were still green leaves on the trees.

This color looks light in the picture but its actually a little bit darker than it seems but its still an amazing shade.

Also, not pictured, but there's a cute detail on the back because the back of the dress actually cuts down into a «V» shape a little.

Well, these pictures are actually from a little while ago, you may recognize the outfit from my latest vlog.

Now, this particular fix review is a LITTLE different in that when my fix came we were on like day 190310983 of rain (obviously, not actually that many days of rain... but A LOT) and I just did NOT have the chance to get pictures of me trying on the items right away.

Wouldn't it be great if that little camera somehow actually took pictures?

It's kind of ironic though because as much as I wanted these to be family of 3 pictures, they're actually family of 4 pictures because we had our little Poppy Seed on the way!

I should also mention that a couple of the pictures do make the length look a little shorter than it actually is.

They actually had the exact hooks from my inspiration picture, but I felt like I needed a little more, so I added two smaller ones to balance it out.

The most shocking part of the picture is actually how little Lubany has say or do as Salima (it's not even clear whether it's her voice heard singing).

Also, an old flame, Sally (Kim Basinger — looking impossibly beautiful at age 60), enters the picture and we learn a little bit about what actually happened all those years ago.

Miranda Hart, Allison Janney and Bobby Cannavale all bounce in and out of the picture at one point of another, providing very little in terms of actual comedy while Rose Byrne as an ice - cold vixen with an atom - bomb up for sale actually packs in a few nice laughs.

Honorable Mentions: I'm not actually sure how «The Skin I Live In» missed out on the list; it's one of my favorite Almodóvar pictures of recent years, a nasty little genre thriller that seems to sum up so many of the director's obsessions.

That being said, North Country finds Frances McDormand reprising her Fargo accent as a terminally ill pal given the best utterance of «fuck you» in years, poised as the best single moment in a picture so dedicated to drumming up faux - outrage that it actually manages, with no little irony, to inspire a lot of outrage towards it.

From its sketchy screenplay to its uninspiring score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul to its showy but shallow performance by Jackman and its oddball staging of musical numbers (one is actually performed by Efron and Zendaya while they're twirling on ropes and spinning dizzyingly as in a Cirque du Soleil routine), the film does little to advance the cause of musical motion pictures.

On a recent episode of Little Gold Men, guest Daniel Joyaux argued that the key to figuring out what will actually win best picture, especially in a competitive year, is to take into account which films are most likely to be eliminated in the first few rounds of tallying.

Right now the web store basically has a few pictures, some product details, and a big countdown timer letting you know that it'll be a little over 17 days before you can actually pick up the tablet.

If you did a little bit of research after seeing one of the popular memes, you may have come across the fact that the popular picture is not actually of a Pomsky, but is either a Finnish Lapphund or an actual Siberian husky puppy.

At least that looked as if someone attempted to actually design the clothes, even if the end result looks like a neon nightmare stir - fried together with one of those anthropomorphic My Little Pony pictures.

Mark Bradford's large - scale pictures — it is hard to speak of «paintings» when so little paint is actually involved in the process — are devouring machines: they eat up all sorts of paper that the artist finds on the streets and glues to his works.

And yet for such softly lit, touchingly observed and sweetly dispatched little pictures — Gwen John - like in their quietude — they actually constitute a rather ballsy provocation to this most doctrinaire of minimal artists with his strictures on specific objects and the presumed exhaustion of painting.

Actually, it's a brilliant idea for a book, because Bryson now had the excuse to do what he does best: tell little biographies of historical figures, recount stories, paint word pictures and make witty asides.

Instead of just taking a picture, I can capture a moment without actually doing anything, and it's a little bit magical.

The cute little Mexico City picture is actually a greeting card from Erick's family!

That actually started when I was a little girl, staring at the shredded wheat box, which of course had a picture of Niagra Falls on it.

I've mentioned a couple of times that the entry hall is connected to another hall, but I don't think I've actually showed that part yet so I thought today I'd give you a little peek (although all I have is our before photos and a few cell phone pictures of the painting progress since we were enjoying Thanksgiving and I didn't think to get out my camera until it was too late!).

I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it, but sometimes having a perfect picture in your head can be intimidating I suppose — having never actually refinished anything, I was a little nervous that my dreams would turn into disaster and my perfect table would be ruined.

I was a little nervous about the kitchen because the pictures make it look very small, but it is actually quite large, nice and new and had all the amenities we needed.

I noticed one thing that you weren't actually featuring in the one photo and that is the picture of the little fox hung near the antlers.

It's a little yellower than the picture and the grey colour in the photo is actually rather blue.

The cabinets are showing a little darker in these pictures than they actually are.