Sentences with phrase «pictures of places around the world»

Pupils have a series of pictures of places around the world that have colours in the name, such as the White House, Black Sea, Golden Gate Bridge etc as clues, with a blank for the correct colour.

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She also points to the revolutionary educational possibilities: «Other applications involve things in the classroom, where students are able to not just see a picture of Niagara Falls or some alien world like Venus — we have maps from our various spacecrafts of Mars and Venus that would allow students not just to hear about far - off places, but will allow them to scroll around the world at will.»

Others were simply photojournalistic pictures of industrial sites and bombed - out buildings, or of politicians and everyday people from various places around the world, that reflected how I imagined the movie would look.

Ostensibly a hybrid of an Adam Sandler lovable schlub vehicle with a kids» picture nostalgia piece, «Pixels» imagines that an alien invasion takes place in the form of vintage video game characters attacking major metropolises around the world.

His artworks brings together photography and painting on the same canvas, stimulating the eyes of the viewer and inviting to virtually «dive» into the pictures, going places around the world.

Guston's main point at Boston University was that the state of things in 1966 was very different from the original experience of the Abstract Expressionists around 1950 when, in his words, you felt as if you were driven into a corner against the wall with no place to stand, just the place you occupied, as if the act of painting itself was not making a picture, there are plenty of pictures in the world — why clutter up the world with pictures?

While not perfect, this approach has the potential to paint a much more precise and useful picture of air quality across the area (and in cities around the world, where the same approach could also be used — for example, there's a similar project in operation in Pittsburgh called GASP, or Group Against Smog and Pollution, pictured above), rather than having just a few stationary air monitoring stations, as is currently the case in most places.