• More than a thousand words, there are a thousand mysteries in a single, sweeping picture.

• Picture a college student appealing for a higher grade in his professor's office.

• Hogarth painted a full-length picture of the captain and asked fellow artists to donate their works.

• Slideshows are nice if they don't need to reload the page every picture.

• The color captured in the picture and its arrangement was eye engaging.

• Create a headboard picture frame by using decorative molding from a home improvement store.

• We kind of have to post this fake picture of the next-generation iPhone.

• His lineup picture was set apart by a different background.

• Parents and students need someone to break the numbers down for them to get a clear picture of how much they will have to spend.

• It also contrasts well with the rather glum picture painted by the banks' main lobbying body in this report.

• In it, an unfamiliar picture is placed on an easel and a person carefully scans the entire scene.

• No, the picture of the week is not going to be of baby clouded leopards.

• The best picture books are the ones in which the pictures and the words add up to something more than the sum of their parts.

• But after inflation is taken into account, the picture looks worse.

• Some users have posted pictures of themselves, and one seemingly serious journalist has posted a picture of her dog.

• There is a creative fraction of a second when you are taking a picture.

• Impressed at first sight the lucky shot turns into a pretty good picture editing.

• The vulgar plastic slabs being sold as digital picture frames remain too ugly and bulky for a civilized drawing room.

• The picture is even starker when compared with fund raising before the recession.

• They argue that the figures fail to give the full alarming picture.

• The apparatus in the middle of the picture was designed to test the mental reactions of those under the influence of morphine.

• But he says he can't bring himself to display the picture.

• Picture a new way to personalize souvenir snapshots.

• Share your photos, hear from speakers and learn about new techniques that may help you capture that picture perfect moment.

• Most ultrasounds send sound waves through the body, but only use some of the signals to create a picture.

• Nature is beautiful, and your picture is are amazing.

• But while the new picture may answers some questions, it also creates a heap of new mysteries.

• She doesn't seem too pleased to have her picture taken.

• Today's picture of the day, a female downy woodpecker.

• Looking at the picture that sparked his ordeal, he says that another man in his place might be angry, but he is not.

• The skies in mine were not as brilliant, but the picture is awesome.

• Turn a basic side table and a picture frame into a living-room accent worth remembering.

• Two picture books concern adventures with unusual animals.

• Lawmakers continue to stress a need for the public to have a clearer picture of colleges' graduation and job-placement rates.

• Standard cameras process the information they capture to turn it into a picture.

• Looking at a picture of a loved one can dull physical pain.

• There's a sense that picture books are only good until you learn to read, and then they should be abandoned.

• Publishers are scaling back on picture books as more parents favor text-heavy chapter books for their young children.

• Measuring poverty by income alone may distort the picture.

• However, our ranking takes data over a three-year period, which helps provide a more rounded picture.

• But after prolonged stress, the mental picture isn't pretty.

• Admit you can picture yourself under these leaves--sitting cross-legged, palms up, practicing your mantra perhaps.

• Readers respond to an article about how publishers are scaling back on picture books.

• Instead, use that time to put this micro-exercise into a bigger picture and wider context.

• The picture isn't entirely gloomy-inflation appears to have.

• Picture this: a movie revealing the inner workings of a cell or showing a nanomachine in action.

• Not only is this a beautiful picture but it has so many elements that make it pleasing to the eye.

• My wife showed me a picture of a storage unit and asked me to.

• Pulling out the infrared light in a photo might clean things up, but it can't save a blurred picture.

• The alphabet leaps to life in these new picture books.

• Commentators have lamented the dwindling number of students majoring in the humanities, but the picture may not be that bleak.

• Admittedly, the real picture is more complicated than some in the education lobby would concede.

• Instead of one universal evolutionary tree, picture a three-trunk stand sharing a communal root system.

• Crooked branches and dark, red-tinged bark make dramatic picture against winter sky.

• The picture appears red because it was taken using infrared light, which can pierce through opaque dust clouds.

• Creatures in need of companionship are the main features in these three picture books.

• Before you let those anxieties overwhelm you, step back and look at the big picture.

• The picture is still blurred, but growing gradually clearer.

• Just as a picture is worth a thousand words, our faces can express a wealth of information.

• He wedged his camera through the gap and took the only picture possible.

• Watch the procession from the restaurant's long picture window.

• Lookybook is a new site where you can browse children's picture books by flipping through every page.

• No matter how dire our national budget picture may be today, it will eventually improve.

• If a picture is worth a thousand words, an infographic is worth an awful lot of data points.

• On the hillside, aspen trees present a similar picture.

• If a picture is worth a thousand words, it's also sometimes worth a few words of explanation.

• They id as many as possible, emailing the results to you and/or posting them online with your picture.

• The land heavyweights of the animal kingdom figure largely in three picture books.

• But in spite of some progress, the overall picture of access to college for low-income students is sobering.

• The picture shows an elephant from a neighbouring group pulling at her body.

• Results showed that participants paused longer but made fewer errors when naming the picture when a taboo word was superimposed.

• But with this exhibition, a different picture emerges, not only of his personal life but also of his approach to art.

• Picture its lush green palms and ferns, its bright.

• Without proper attention, he said, they don't have an accurate picture of overseas regulations or in-country demand.

• To them, admiring a picture and understanding how it comes about are two sides of the same coin.

• The new picture that has emerged of the plant also helps researchers better understand its evolution and history.

• It's hard to believe that this is not one picture but several combined.

• In the banlieues themselves, the political picture is more mixed.

• Doom for the grim, but realistic, picture she paints of reefs suffering worldwide.

• These stories focus on huge financial settlements for complainants and paint a picture of an almost cold and uncaring.

• In the picture the boatmen look more serene than fearful, as their vessels slice through the waves.

• The picture is murkier for developing countries, which hold the bulk of the world's official reserves.

• All elements in this picture are lively,whether is fire or cloud or their red dresses.

• Hossler cautions that the report does not reveal the many winners and losers in the recession-era enrollment picture.

• But thanks to an innovative experiment with online education, the picture has changed dramatically.

• The lighting is beautiful in a picture that brings back many memories of my childhood.

• Seems to me that the picture is a bit rosier than it was in the social sciences.

• But a political convulsion has now upended this picture.

• Several actually pulled out their cellphones to take a picture of it.

• But when calculated according to the number of computers in each country a different picture emerges.

• Now new forms of biodiesel are starting to change the picture again.

• Using output per hour, however, shows a different picture.

• Cuts to government programmes will add public employees to the ranks of the jobless, complicating the unemployment picture.

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