portrait造句

Hang the portrait straight.

He is a portrait painter.

The portrait of some woman.

It is an impressive portrait.

Her portrait hangs over the mantel piece.

I unearthed the portrait from the attic.

But the demand to remove his portrait is wrong.

In the portrait he is shown lying on a sofa.

The Spot: a moonlit self-portrait, Grenadines, Caribbean.

The article gives a detailed portrait of a great soldier.

This lighting will also add depth to your portrait.

Suppose you want to shoot a portrait outdoors in the daytime.

I care because my mother was a painter, she was a portrait painter.

Mr Brands paints an understanding portrait of Eleanor and handles the couple’s infidelities with tact.

The effect was a remarkably convincing portrait of a critter walking across rugged terrain.

You have such options as controlling the orientation of your report (that is, portrait or landscape).

One is to go back to the ICONS mentioned above. Go to the icon that means "night portrait".

Miller’s official portrait shows a boyish cadet with a long thin face untroubled by thoughts of the future.

The life of the monochrome portrait contains a rich history dating back to the birth of photography itself.

Instead they find a painting, a portrait of a woman with a soft bow at her neck.

The portrait goes on public display for the first time today in Shakespeare's birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon, England.

No wonder he looks so relaxed and nonchalant in the uniform of his military regiment, the Welsh Guards, which he wore for his official birthday portrait.

It begins with a portrait of the young Mr. Jobs, rebellious toward the parents who raised him and scornful of the ones who gave him up for adoption.

Pope Benedict pronounced the beatification formula and a large portrait of a smiling Pope John Paul II was unveiled, to the applause of the large crowd.

His first documentary was "street Life," a portrait of recyclers on the streets of Shanghai, which had its premiere at the Viennale in Austria in 2006.

And is "Another Year" therefore not a loving portrait of the modern liberal temperament but rather a quietly seething indictment of its nose-in-the-air narcissism?

Wallace Stegner called the novel "a hell of a portrait." it's also a hell of a heartbreak for anyone who has ever failed at imaging the inner life of their own mother.

Lillian Schwartz, a graphic consultant at the School of Visual Arts in New York, claims that the image is a self-portrait of Leonardo, which was made using a crude photographic technique.

I rarely used the four physical buttons at the bottom of the screen (in portrait mode) for locking the screen, browsing, returning to a previous screen, and returning to the home screen.

And now a team of paleontologists has published a full-body portrait of another dinosaur, in striking plumage that would have delighted that great painter of birds John James Audubon.

The bathroom door had a glass window covered with a portrait of a woman in pre-Raphaelite style on a thin sheet that made it look like stained glass from a distance.