Sentences with phrase «pictures with words»

Linda, You paint such lovely pictures with your words.

For even greater impact, combine your pictures with words that reflect your desired outcome, such as abundance, romance, fun, vitality, etc..

When one works in fiction, one is used to the painting of pictures with words.

Ms. Brooks is a master storyteller, and paints pictures with words to explain the complex technologies that she handles to judges and juries in a way that is both understandable and compelling, and will be remembered throughout the trial.

The author paints vivid pictures with her words and you feel as though you are right there (Janice M).

Victoria Strauss paints beautiful pictures with her words.

Upon hearing this, the teacher saw that, just because students could match pictures with words, did not mean they understood that the spider represented all living things which made up the biosphere.

Pictures with words.

The words introduced are: Une salle de classe Une chaise Un tableau Un lecteur DVD Une règle Une porte Un stylo Une trousse Une fenêtre Un ordinateur Un cahier Une clé USB Un crayon Une horloge Un livre Un cartable Une table Une gomme Une carte 1st page introduces the vocabulary with pictures (pictures from cnpd.fr) 2nd page: match up pictures with words 3rd page: unscramble the words / decide if masculine or feminine / word search 4th page: label the picture (can be used for test) 5th page: reading comprehension (match text with pictures (credits at the end) + vocabulary extension for those who finish early 6th page: answer the questions: work on c'est / ce sont + write the items in the school bag 7th page: write the items in the school bag (end of exercise) + transform sentences into questions + transform sentences into negative sentences.

The task is to match the pictures with the words and then build the sentences using the correct form of» have got».

shares with participants the Lexicon's unique storytelling methodology, an approach to advocacy that mixes pictures with words to craft powerful stories about how to transform our food system.

Oh Renée you paint such beautiful pictures with words.

Include pictures with words.

Encourage your child to label the things in his picture with a word or just the first letter of a word.

I appreciate Breaux's ability to paint a picture with his words and I found it easy to imagine the vampire devouring humans, lured by the innocence of puppy dogs.

For the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy in 1997, in among the still lifes and daubs of favourite pets, he submitted a large painting entitled The Killer - Critic Assassinated By His Widower, Even, a composition indebted to Manet's Execution of Maximilian, in which two figures fire bullets into the engorged faces of a hydra - headed monster, whose tongue extends across the picture with the words «yellow press, yellow press, kill, kill, kill» written upon it.

Paint a picture with your words and you'll get to the in - person step where you can wow them with your personality.

Paint them a picture with your words.

This is a part of Italy I've never been to, but I can picture it with your words.

First Rihanna uploaded an Instagram picture with the words: «If I drop all my hoes for you and we still don't work out you owe me some hoes.»

Not exact matches

Then, both groups were shown a series of word puzzles on a computer with either a neutral of a negative image, such as a picture of a car crash, in the background.

When natural worriers (the high anxiety group) were confronted with worrying pictures, they actually remembered the associated word puzzles better.

«A very high bar is set by using the word «Favorite,»» he wrote in a blog post that suggested several changes to Twitter's interface — including pictures and videos that are double - clickable to heart (à la Instagram), receipts when Tweets have been read, and a «Thank you bomb» feature that enables users with lots of followers to send mass gratitude notifications all at once.

With the voice - activated computer, you can Google interesting facts, take pictures, shoot video, access Google maps, make calls and send messages, just by saying a few words.

For instance, couldn't a test that asks people to match pictures of faces with words for emotions end up measuring people's verbal knowledge rather than their level of empathy?

The electronic billboard featured a picture of Olsen, with the words «Hire me!»

Not only do I credit comic books with improving my reading comprehension skills (having pictures explain the words is a great educational trick), they also made me into what I consider to be a fairly decent driver.

And he used his words and all manner of audio technique to paint pictures with his songs.

Encourage people to engage directly with the paper to let their thoughts be known in the form of words, diagrams, and pictures.

Last year, sites all over the web included the standard hero image: a high - definition (HD) picture featured prominently at the top of a website that stretched the entire width of a user's browser window with only a few words of text overlaying it.

Assume that when people think of you, they will store your name, a mental picture of you, a few words they associate with you and a few stories about your behavior.

Articulate your vision with words and a picture or two; the more detailed the better.

The picture for Australia was more mixed, with words like «good» and «kangaroos» and also «racism.»

Typically articles that deal with polygamy or the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints use loaded words to paint a negative picture.

Have you seen the Facebook posts which show a picture of Jesus with the words, «Like this if love Jesus!»?

This feels like a picture version of this quote from Richard Rohr that I loved and posted on facebook yesterday: «The God we all begin with is necessarily a partial God, an imitation God, a word for God, a «try on» God.

But when you add in something else and then something else and then something else... eventually... a clearer picture develops where any honest person with an open mind has to ask himself, «maybe the Bible IS 100 % accurate», and if THAT»S the case, «maybe the Bible IS the Word of God.»

Instead of merely copying the word, he drew a picture of a sailing ship, complete with boom, portholes, and other authentic details.

Another problem in understanding how the word â $ œapostleâ $ is used in the Bible is the medieval pictures we have in our minds of the twelve disciples of Jesus with halos around their heads.

The word is on reader boards in the front lawn, and as people drive to work, they see billboard signs with pictures of a building and an invitation to «Come to Church.»

Yet evangelicals and pietists, too, early recognized, sometimes far more explicitly in the mission field than at home, that it was not enough to bring pictures of Jesus, even pictures of Jesus with native features, or words about Jesus, even words about Jesus in the native vernaculars, to the non-Christian world.

In effect, a chrismon serves as a word picture, telling the story of Christ's birth with its decorations.

I love America because it's DEMOCRACY, a word not well know on the cave yet, we have freedom of speech where anyone can voice their opnion, no matter how ignorant it sounds, no worries even though i desagree with the agression and the childish comments of some here, rest assure noone will stone you to death, burn your picture, or decapitate you.

Although would wish if you would provide me with a link that explains what you are trying to tell me but in a form of drawings or pictures rather than complicated words that I am not aware of... that is if no trouble to you and thank you so much about your responses...

We can not create an arbitrary language for ourselves that would not matter, so that we could after all replace the Word with a drawing and someone's name with a picture or a registration number.

I have nothing wrong with the words but they could have included all faiths or just put the word «religion...» in front and had no picture.

Now ttm, how gentle, how soft is that picture along with the words to describe it, as written by David.

These words are much loved by Christians and do not seem incompatible with the picture of the commonsense, respectable Jesus sketched at the end of chapter 1.

United Press International operates in 92 countries including 2,246 subscribers outside the United States, plus 36 national news agencies, produces 11 million words and 200 news pictures daily, and gathers its foreign news with a staff of 578 overseas and 81 foreign bureaus.

How is it possible that our church social room should be filed with pictures that are mostly Kitsch — to use that eloquent German word — when centuries of artists have taken religious symbols and given them eloquent expression?