Sentences with phrase «like picture postcards»

It provides a 2.20:1 transfer derived from restored 65 mm elements whose image looks vibrant and beautifully detailed throughout, regardless of whether it's racing footage or interiors, and the various European locations look like picture postcards, particularly the scenes of Monaco shown throughout the film's first racing sequences.

Surrounded by lush green hills lined with rows of Pine, Teenpiple village of Nepal is today like a picture postcard

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One by one, hour by hour, day by day since 1958, he has not only shaken their hands and signed their picture postcards, but he has also talked to them — «talked to me just like I was somebody» as so many have said so often.

IN THE REARVIEW WINDOW A final image of Saturn's moon Titan (like one shown here from the Cassini spacecraft's last distant flyby September 11) will be among the «final picture postcards of the Saturn system... to put in our Cassini scrapbook,» Linda Spilker, head scientist for the Cassini mission, said in a news conference September 13.

i picked up this classic pair of women's 70th anniversary flare jeans with a retro screen print tee and cropped denim jacket and felt like i was in a vintage picture postcard stomping through the desert in my 1970s getup.

I love your picture in Tour Eiffel, it's like a postcard < 3 Nassy

These pictures look like postcard, how beautiful and amazing place!

Writer / director Tate Taylor, who adapted the best - selling novel by Kathryn Stockett, concentrates heavily on the performances, but otherwise shoots in a picture - postcard gloss, like a gooey TV movie nostalgic for simpler times.

Awesome Adjectives Postcards 05/09/2000 [Language Arts, Geography Grades 3 - 5, 6 - 8 Submitted by Mitzi L. Vicars] Students create a postcard by illustrating a place they would like to visit and using ten adjectives in a short message describing the pictures.

♦ Holiday suitcases — needs and wants ♦ Postage stamp design ♦ Award design ♦ T - shirt design ♦ Flip - flap booklet — 4 flaps (paper foldable) ♦ Postcard ♦ Comic strip ♦ Reporter questions ♦ Email writing ♦ Letter writing ♦ Selfie photo drawing ♦ Text writing ♦ Gift giving — think and write ♦ Is / Can / Has - brainstorm ♦ Binoculars — draw and write ♦ I - pad — draw picture ♦ Party plan ♦ Bedroom plan ♦ 30 second talks — oral language activity ♦ Bingo board templates ♦ Jawbone — what would you like to catch?

Awesome Adjectives Postcards Submitted by Mitzi L. Vicars Students create a postcard by illustrating a place they would like to visit and using ten adjectives in a short message describing the pictures.

Have students draw a picture of their favorite planet and write a postcard - like message from that planet describing one of its characteristics.

- Peggy H Constance views her sisters from afar and thinks, «They looked like those fuzzy figures in a picture postcard, frozen in place, staring out from some world that no longer existed» What does she mean?

After Henry Kaufman's first visit to their farm, Constance views her sisters from afar and thinks, «They looked like those fuzzy figures in a picture postcard, frozen in place, staring out from some world that no longer existed» (p. 52).

Staying at Beach Bijou, we felt like we were inserted right into a picture postcard of Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock!

Cairns looks like a picture perfect postcard, framed by the spectacular twin backdrops of rainforest mountain ranges and the sparkling Coral Sea.

Just like a picture perfect postcard, take in all the sights that make the South Island so special.

The colours feel vivid and saturated, like an image enhanced picture postcard, but they're completely real.

Another of the picture - postcard beaches on Oahu's Windward shore, Lanikai Beach is often heralded as one of the US's finest and, like its sister stretch of coastline Kailua Beach, is a popular haunt for windsurfing and ocean kayaking aficionados.

In 1959, inspired by reproductions by Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns, Blake began to paint collage - like pictures of musicians and filmstars and to produce assemblages made of recycled material, postcards and other items.

The picture with the snow looks like a postcard.