Sentences with phrase «see the picture book»

Have you seen the picture book What Can You Do With a Paleta?

I see a picture book in this!!

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However, people don't just upload photos of themselves — their pictures on the platform will include other people, and those people may not have consented to having their faces scanned, in order to see if they match the faces in Facebook's book.

Comic book lord and filmmaker Kevin Smith spilled during his latest Hollywood Babble - On podcast that he has seen a picture of Affleck in the new costume straight from director Zack Snyder and its awesome.

The same picture was in art books in our school library as were many other artworks of nudes but I was written up for giving a child «porn»!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! At the same time in our culture, in movies, on TV and internet, these kids could see much more graphic stuff.

Stephen opened the book so Rachel could see the pictures.

Although I struggle with some of the exclusionary language of the book (no greater calling than being a mother, etc.) this book helped me to see the big picture of why and how I parent my tinies.

We are perhaps not as awed as the first audience of the Book of Job might have been by God's invocation of Leviathan and Behemoth — we can see such creatures in the zoo — but this picture of God as the agent of pure destruction, as the divine arsonist, is surely unsettling.

I do nt want to believe that John tried to repaint the picture in any form whatsoever, In the 19th verse of chapter one, he was directed to write what he sees and in verse 18 and 19 of the last chapter there was a warning against adding or removing from the book.

The full picture can be seen in other books I have written.

So all those Sunday School books, Christian books and literature portraying Jesus as Caucasian, pictures in Bibles, people seeing Mary???, etc., is just the type of idolatry that God was and is expressly forbidding.

Even a post-Exilic book, Ruth, pictures its heroine as changing gods when she passed from Moab to Bethlehem, although the two were scarcely thirty miles apart and could be plainly seen, one from the other, across the Jordan gorge «Whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge; thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God.»

When you show up, you hear people talking about food, you see pictures of food, books about food, and hear a lecture about food, but when you leave you realize that you never actually got any food.

By the way, all the pictures of your book recipes I have seen so far look insanely delicious, seriously!

As soon as I saw the picture in the book that accompanies the recipe for Dorie's Philadelphia Blueberry - Corn Tart, I knew it would make adorable little tartlets.

What you see pictured here are the actual gluten free Hawaiian rolls from the new gluten free bread book, and I have been making them every single week for months since my family just can not get enough of them.

I will mail one (1) lucky grand prize winner (selected through random.org) everything you see pictured in the first 2 photos above + a signed copy of the new book!

I tore it open so quickly I didn't even notice the other book cover that when I saw the first picture of this post, I thought I bought the wrong book!

When I saw the first picture of my feed, it looked like a book cover!

Most books, you see the gorgeous picture and feel disappointed when yours doesn't look like that.

Check out the sneak peek of the book right here on the blog, and see for yourself why you want this cookbook the minute it comes out (click on the link above, the link in the sidebar, or the picture just below to see the whole.

The picture on the cover and the first image you see when you open the book is Roasted Carrot Bisque, and it had me at hello!

FYI Nicole, someone I know since the 70s in NJ has seen my bread and bagel pictures on FB and she posted this yesterday: «You have convinced me and I have ordered the book.»

If you post a creation that you made from the book on Instagram, tag me in the picture if you like me to see the post, and use the hashtags #bowlsofgoodnessbook or #bowlsofgoodness.

And the resulting picture is the one you see in all the books.

No, there are not enough pretty pictures to keep you strapped to your seat, unless you're type that reads coffee table books like thrillers, but you are liable to see something incredible if you are willing to invest the time — impossibly old structures standing impossibly, vistas off cliffs just over the side of roads serving as makeshift cycling track with no guardrails.

Each episode sees a famous face share a picture book with BOOKABOO to encourage him to go back on stage.

She got to see him do a reading in LA when the last book came out, I have a great picture of those two together.

And the older child would see Mom sitting down on the couch to breastfeed as a cue to run and get her picture books.

I saw no part of me in these care - worn farmers, until I reached a picture of a group of women and one popped off the page, the only woman in the whole book wearing lipstick.

I looked through the pictures in the book, yearning to see some sort of resemblance.

Part of the process of becoming a certified birth doula involves reading a lot of books (see picture below) and doing a lot of studying and extensive research.

I liked how the book gave step - by - step directions for those who can't just look at a picture and copy what they see.

Start with picture books with simple words, and let him see you reading for enjoyment.

I can see them sitting pretty on a shelf with a book and baby's pictures.

Meredith's book tackles the importance of expressing unconditional love, supporting the whole team and seeing the big picture, among many other key points that can help parents fully understand the incredibly important role they have in their young athlete's life.

Baby needed to be up higher so to be level with nipple, not slightly under like I had seen pictured in all my books.

He had no idea, and had thought they were all the bucolic farmer - run places he's seen in kids picture books all his life.

Instead, when you have some quiet downtime, read picture books together about feelings; look at photos of people and talk about the feelings you see on their faces; brainstorm together about what to do when you're hurt that someone doesn't want to play with you, when you're angry that a friend grabbed your toy, when you're scared in bed after lights out.

This book includes great pictures for vocabulary building, but be prepared: your child may want to see what happens if she drops her milk!

When you get back inside, look through picture books for the creatures and wildlife you saw on your walk.

However, there is no other book on the market that can give a new or expectant mother the experience of seeing her experience reflected in the stories and pictures of other women.

Hold the book up close so your baby can see the pictures and listen and watch you talk.

Click through the photo gallery to see pictures of the inaugural Paddy Power and Total Politics Political Book Awards, which took place at the London BFI IMAX on 6 February 2013.

Then saw your book cover on Labour Sleaze picturing Gordon Brown with his trousers down.

We've all seen those romantic pictures of eminent scholars, half - hidden among stacks of books, papers, unfinished sandwiches, and cups of tea.

A recent study found that kids better learn new vocabulary from books when there's just one picture to see at a time.

A search for a restaurant, for example, will still return the restaurant's website, but when a user moves the mouse over the link, Bing will give them the option of reading reviews, seeing a picture of the venue or booking a table there.

Despite seeing it millions of times in pretty much every picture book, every novel, every newspaper and every email message, people are essentially unaware of the more common version of the lowercase print letter «g,» Johns Hopkins researchers have found.

In the 1940s, this passage served as the backbone for E. M. W. Tillyard's thesis that Shakespeare's time ought to be seen as medieval rather than modern, a case he argued in his influential book The Elizabethan World Picture.