Sentence for pictures | Use pictures in a sentence

Pictures sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use pictures in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for pictures.

• Land, and good pictures! (8)
• He showed me the family pictures. (10)
• Bianca turned towards her pictures. (8)
• How would Beaton sell his pictures? (9)
• Pictures, poems, processions, with the Devil downmost! (10)
• He was opposite one of the pictures now. (8)
• He was a picture, and she loved pictures. (10)
• No pictures on the walls, but two mirrors. (8)
• Collecting pictures; growing richer, richer! (8)
• He bought pictures, but Art must be encouraged. (8)
• He drew pictures of Lucy, of her truth, and his own. (10)
• His purchases of pictures had been his unhappiest ventures. (10)
• She was not asked to look at the pictures, and she never did. (8)
• The murderous hope stood up, stood out in forms and pictures. (10)
• There are busts and pictures; a screen, a little stool, two arm. (8)
• In the fall Miss Gleason saw her heroine at an exhibition of pictures. (9)
• One of the pictures was hanging crooked; he went up to put it straight. (8)
• Useless to be dwelling on holiday pictures: Lakelands had hold of him! (10)
• Sensitive minds may be excited by a small stimulant to see such pictures. (10)
• There are Nubians rather pretty in pictures, if you can stand thick lips. (10)
• He drew pictures of the healthy Rome when turbulent, the doomed quiescent. (10)
• He was led to the conclusion that our modern-lauded pictures do not ripen. (10)
• The simple idea of printing a page of comic pictures has produced families. (16)
• We can prove it by the vast sums we spend on theatres, music, and pictures. (16)
• He stared at the pictures on the wall, and a tide of disgust surged up in him. (8)
• When I saw the views of Italy they danced and grinned up and down the pictures. (10)
• On a table stood a leather photograph envelope with three cabinet pictures in it. (9)
• She let down the shades, and saw the silly pictures with which they were adorned. (12)
• There were too many rugs, tables, chairs, sofas, pictures; vases, statues, chandeliers. (9)
• Then, as they could not pretend to look at the pictures any longer, they went away, too. (9)
• It had white walls, furniture of old oak, and for pictures reproductions of her favourites. (8)
• Then I thought I would go to the Gallerien; and I spent the whole day looking at the pictures. (8)
• That is why the poets, who spring imagination with a word or a phrase, paint lasting pictures. (10)
• He waited only to see his pictures through the custom-house, and then he left for the mountains. (9)
• So long as they leave me in quiet enjoyment the nation can have some of my pictures at my death. (8)
• These valuable pictures of yours, Sir Walter, if you chose to leave them, would be perfectly safe. (4)
• Many other votive pictures, the pilgrims at the inn, and a priest whom she questioned, confirmed it. (5)
• They never know what to do with their money, but they find out that people buy pictures, at one point. (9)
• No draperies, no pictures, no ornaments of any kind; but by the window an ancient golden leather chair. (8)
• She was frowning, as though resentful of a piece of work which had the power to kill her other pictures. (8)
• The image of Ottilia conjured up pictures of a sea of shipwrecks, a scene of immeasurable hopelessness. (10)
• It is a bare, white-walled, cold-looking chapel, with the usual paraphernalia of pictures and crucifixes. (9)
• Undoubtedly they are a poetical picture; but some poetical pictures talk dreary prose; so we will retire. (10)
• They all belonged to Christian and were pictures of friends, of landscapes and houses, of dogs and horses. (12)
• In my parental house we had a calendar on which the story was related in verse and bodied forth in pictures. (12)
• Her aspect suggested the repose of a winter landscape, enjoyable in pictures, or on skates, otherwise nipping. (10)
• She related the subjects of the pictures, the dimensions of the rooms, and the price of the furniture, in vain. (4)
• There may be better pictures in the National Gallery; but not a painter among the generations had a better heart. (2)
• I am very much struck, by the way, to find how much more vividly I remember the Venetian pictures than any others. (14)
• Throughout the summer and autumn he continued to go to the office, to sort his pictures, and ask his friends to dinner. (8)
• He could not only play and sing most amusing songs, but he wrote very good poems and painted pictures perhaps not so good. (9)
• He patronized Art, and it was a pleasure to hear him speak upon pictures and sculptures; he knew a great deal about them. (10)
• Of course I refer to the ad pages; the rest of our exception is as offensive with pictures and scare heads as all the rest. (9)
• A servant brought in a tray of liquors and cigarettes; they sat in the midst of pictures and stuffs, and sipped and smoked. (13)
• They collected pictures, too, and were supporters of such charitable institutions as might be beneficial to their sick domestics. (8)
• This young man makes advertising pictures, perhaps, or puts the frames around the half-tone illustrations for a Sunday newspaper. (16)
• I always liked his Venetian pictures, for their poetic, unsentimentalized veracity, and I printed as well as liked many of his poems. (9)
• She stood there a long time without moving, then put the pictures back into their places and went down the little passage to the house. (8)
• Standing among his pictures, he saw before him a future full of bargains earned by the trained faculty of knowing better than other people. (8)
• They spent two hours among those endless pictures, talking a little of art and of much besides, almost as alone as in the railway carriage. (8)
• But then she saw the pictures, and was so entranced that her smile seemed almost to express a satisfaction at the sacrifices they had cost. (12)
• The price of pictures, moreover, had, if anything, gone up, and he had done better with his collection since the War began than ever before. (8)
• When she had passed along a certain distance, a shiver seized her, and her instinct pushed her toward the lighted shops, where there were pictures. (10)
• She walked carefully, because the floor was very slippery here, and with a kind of seriousness due partly to the darkness and partly to the pictures. (8)
• On that walk to the station they talked of pictures and music, contrasting the English and French characters and the difference in their attitude to Art. (8)

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