I'm going to get a picture of you on one.
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She really wanted to get a picture of a female agent.
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But then I get a picture of her in my head.
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Juno can't get a picture of the entire planet at once.
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You can't get a picture of what's happening purely by anecdote.
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I had to get a picture of the sign outside Pixar's render farm.
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As I'm walking, I get a picture of my husband and his medal!
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Selfie sticks are long enough to get a picture of the whole crew.
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Cruz is just cheeky, so it's always fun to get a picture of him too.
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I hope that I will get a picture of which issues resonate, which ones don't.
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But to get a picture of it, or a series of photos of it, is amazing.
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Jennifer Diaz, a 14-year-old ninth-grader, was able to get a picture of Castro.
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He was all smiles and almost cherubic before pedestrians straining to get a picture of him.
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Allegedly, a photographer attempted to get a picture of Samantha and cut in front of the car.
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Paparazzi photographers fight to get a picture of Princess Diana as she arrives in Lahore, Pakistan, Feb.
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This one was not for Ring Concierge, but I had to get a picture of it anyway.
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The aim was to get a picture of how large corporations contribute to the problem of pollution.
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The little-known perk was uncovered by VICE, who were able to get a picture of their own.
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To get a picture of how Chinese government policy influences the country's art market, meet artist Tai Xiangzhou.
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The walk is usually a chance for the media to get a picture of the new justice and his family.
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Hanna was kidnapped and possibly killed, but they did get a picture of someone sneaking up to the house — Mrs.
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It'd be pretty hilarious to one day get Michael to meet Steve Carell and get a picture of him holding him.
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All three big boys were good with that and I was able to get a picture of my little farm family.
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The three-minute film, 3 Seconds, includes one of the creepiest snaps you could ever get: A picture of yourself sleeping.
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Help us get a picture of how communities around the world are affected by — and adapting to — the manifestations of climate change.
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" He added, "It would probably help to get a picture of her on an ERG in workout clothes like a real athlete.
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But this study was able to measure general stress levels over two months to get a picture of the long-term effect.
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Full sales figures on the individual films aren't included, but we do get a picture of the winners and losers based on their rankings.
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In the chart below, we look at round counts by stage over the past four years to get a picture of how 2017 ranks.
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When you break down the "out of work" population, based on the Michigan survey, you don't really get a picture of lazy hangers-on.
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To get a picture of the competitive gaming world, we're examining investments into companies that are tagged as "esports" related in the Crunchbase database.
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We do, however, get a picture of a strategically placed plastic bottle of Almond Breeze on a cliff edge overlooking the vastness of the canyonlands.
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Combining statistics from different aggregate tables at different levels of geography, we start to get a picture of the demographics of who is living where.
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Not the forecast of a hurricane hitting Alabama, which would be dead wrong, but some useful patterns to get a picture of where voters stand.
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Sometimes the best way into something completely unfamiliar and complex is to try to get a picture of how it operates on a purely mechanical level.
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I'm counting more than 70 members of the press, not including all of these photographers waiting to get a picture of Zuckerberg seated in his chair.
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"I'm a good and dear friend, and I'm a loving friend and I want them to get a picture of a different kind of Morgan," she added.
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"They are withholding the food and donations, hoarding them, so they can get a picture of themselves giving out food," Rosalino López, 36, a taxi driver said.
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Long before the invention of digital trail cameras, Orchard was out in the bush rigging film cameras to motion sensors, hoping to get a picture of a tiger.
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At first, the aim was to get a picture of the pace of the game: Hammon would note each time the team pushed the ball down the court.
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And in this setting, the political scientists say, pollsters can get a picture of what people believe when they're not just relying on sound bites and tribal cues.
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Add a near-complete silence on the global economy to images of development programs helping women, and we get a picture of Northern involvement that is uniformly positive.
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Put this all together, and you get a picture of a businessman who's done everything he can to enrich himself — at times going outside the bounds of the law.
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"I know the press offered parents money if they could get a picture of me," she wrote in an email to a friend on New Year's Day in 2013.
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It was easier to get a picture of the urgency and the importance of dealing with it because it's going to be tough on society in many different ways.
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"Live in the moment," they harp like a pseudo-enlightened tech Buddha, as though you can't be present and also get a picture of that Very Good Dog on the corner.
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Image: NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterYou might remember that about a year ago, astrophysicists turned the whole Earth into a telescope to try and get a picture of a black hole.
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It's difficult, and you have to be measured in it, but the biggest challenge is people saying that wanted to get a picture of the person doing it on the computer.
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That's the assessment of the Colorado Parks & Wildlife, which conducted a full-scale survey last week to get a picture of how much the river was affected by the 416 Fire.
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To get a picture of Montreal in 2016, we spoke to five multidisciplinary creatives about the people, places, and movements they see making a difference, and the challenges they face moving forward.
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After a woman was told she couldn't get a picture of Crews on her debit card without the actor's permission, she asked for the Internet's help getting his attention — and it worked.
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"At the weekend in Jordan I will firstly get a picture of things there and also hold talks with the King," she said, adding talks were also still going on with Turkey.
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Keep a money diary (you don't have to publish it!) for a week to get a picture of your habits, then make a list of ways you can cut out unnecessary spending.
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Extremely interested in following this trip through to its conclusion, hoping against all hope we get a picture of the Brodie biking around with Daft Punk, a baguette tucked in the basket.
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They ask the boy to take off his T-shirt and then his undershirt, to get a picture of scars (a bullet hole, a long row of stitches) on his lower abdomen.
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Researchers put satellite tracking collars on some of the bears to get an idea of where they move, but would also like to get a picture of their activities and energy use.
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To get a picture of Toronto in 2016, we spoke to five multidisciplinary creatives about the people, places, and movements they see making a difference, and the challenges they face moving forward.
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Lee is a private person who almost never gives interviews and whose actual hands-on responsibilities at Samsung are vague, so it's been difficult to get a picture of who he really is.
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In essence, Apple is adding an extra intermediary step, making sure the app doesn't know your email and that third parties can't combine data to get a picture of your activity across multiple apps.
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Here are some data points: If we put these numbers together, we get a picture of eight million to 13 million users of Adobe's creative products and another 13 million or so Apple developers.
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The pricing is competitive, and people get a picture of the completed job within the app once it's done, which is useful, for example, if you're on vacation and just need a one-time mow.
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Over the past three weeks, I exchanged emails with five different people in various roles in labor movements and in the games industry, hoping to get a picture of the future of organized independent development.
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Using data from the International Diabetes Federation and 14 studies to get a picture of type 2 diabetes numbers across 221 countries, the team modeled the burden of type 2 diabetes from 2018 to 203.
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Also, Google is now circulating a developer preview of the next Android version, currently codenamed Android P. With all this action, we're beginning to get a picture of what smartphones in 2018 will look like.
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We will soon begin to get a picture of who is right, but BNEF says that the main reason is that electrics will reach cost parity with conventional vehicles by the middle of the next decade.
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The software, reportedly called "Hell" within Uber, used fake Lyft accounts to get a picture of what drivers were working, when they worked, and other information that helped them figure out which drivers they could poach.
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Market participants will get a picture of the extent to which trade tensions and currency have hurt U.S. manufacturers when the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) releases its purchasing managers index (PMI) for September on Tuesday.
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Despite the ceremony's purpose to be focused on her father and new stepmother, Honey Boo Boo manages to steal the show by being camera ready and "posing just in case someone wanted to get a picture" of her.
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Why it matters: We're now starting to get a picture of what Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, tabloid exec David Pecker and former Trump Organization chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg have been telling federal prosecutors, Axios' Jonathan Swan says.
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Then, she met with 15 women to get a picture of what their day-to-day lives are like behind bars, how they feel about it ... and what their hopes, plans and anxieties are once they are released.
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A guy comes and takes a few pictures, but then he realizes that it's not going to get him that much to get a picture of the drummer from Metallica eating some chicken, and then he wanders off and that's fine.
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I ended up in the middle of an awkward cluster of people and had to employ the slickest, most creative poses I could think of in order to get a picture of myself without a hundred other people in it.
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If there's people that are around that pup or pick up and move that pup, too many people trying to get a picture of them, the mom may not come back; she kind of saves herself before she saves her pup.
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The two controllers work together to get a picture of your whole body movement, meaning it can be sure you're keeping your arms out in front of you when you do a squat, and not phoning it in during leg raises.
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The other is that it requires regular, habitual use: a person reporting one day is only really useful if that person reports for the rest of the days subsequent to that to get a picture of how and if symptoms progress.
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Last year, he embarked on an amateur macrohistory project: collecting all the data we have available for six different metrics of human well-being, and graphing those metrics to get a picture of how the world has changed over time.
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Those critics accused Conway of being disrespectful to the White House and the visitors from America's historically black colleges and universities Monday when she climbed on a couch in the Oval Office to get a picture of the event with her smartphone.
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Lens Downtown, on the sidewalk outside the Oscar de la Renta show during New York Fashion Week, one photographer stands out among the many clamoring to get a picture of the model Theodora Quinlivan, known as Teddy, as she leaves the show.
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You get a picture of a sensitive human being, someone who's vulnerable to the vagaries of love and passion, but who is able to take on the world and who would not shy away from being quite conspicuous about who she was.
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There's so much gray area between what business-to-business enterprise automation solutions companies promise Fortune 500 firms and what automation can actually be achieved that sometimes it's hard to get a picture of how capable and cost-effective corporate automation really is.
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Professional setups with green screens and various backgrounds dotted the ship, and at dinner, ports, or any other event it was hard to avoid the avid photographers trying to get a picture of you (which you'd have to pay $14.99 for if you wanted it).
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So even though they won't actually vote on the nominee until July, we will start to get a picture of who the candidate might be Monday night, and that picture will become clearer and clearer over the next few months as each state votes.
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"I think if you look up the word desperation in the dictionary I think you get a picture of Trump's legal team as they try desperately to follow the whims of the boss," said former federal prosecutor Shan Wu, who is not a CNN legal analyst.
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"The most important thing for us is to get a picture of how a potential new owner will contribute to development of the Oslo Stock Exchange as a suitable marketplace for all Norwegian companies ... and this will be more important to us than the best price at the moment," he added.
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To get a picture of which genes came from the distant past, researchers took a look at a map of the neanderthal haplotype—the many variations of genes that a species carries—and compared it to the genes carried by 28,000 Europeans who'd had their genetic profile linked to their medical records.
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I failed to get a picture of it, but once you pass through this hallway you are put into another queue where you watch a series of short documentaries from the Burj Khalifa's in-house "news channel" about the building of the tower, the virtual-reality experience created for it, and the filming of "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol" at the tower.
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We know this from anecdotal reports and surveys of women who report exclusion from travel, events, or one-on-one meetings with male bosses; from cases in which men have fired female subordinates to assuage jealous wives; and from decades of employment-discrimination litigation in which we get a picture of the everyday ways in which workplaces remain unequal for women.
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"Black unemployment is at historic lows, and median incomes have bounced up in the last couple years, but if we look at wealth and assets over decades, we get a picture of the multi-generational forces at work, which reveals a huge racial wealth divide," Chuck Collins, one of the report's authors and the director of IPS's Program on Inequality and the Common Good, told me.
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He was a brilliant anecdotist and when you start stringing those anecdotes together you get a picture of a life, a life that covered almost threequarters of a century.
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When she goes to bed that night, she wakes up and forces her dad to bring her home to get a picture of Zoe. When she goes inside, she realizes she needs to stay. The last chapter she talks about how she is coping, she still sees Jimmy a lot and things get better for Tess.
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Jacqueline Onassis once "judo-tricked" Finkelstein in a movie theater lobby in New York after she left her seat mid-movie to go to the lounge. She then discovered the newspaper photographers, but at the time, Finkelstein said he was already leaving. "Mrs. Onassis followed me out and then going 6 feet out of her way, walked over and hit me with a 'judo trick." He was able to get a picture of her walking away.
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In 1998, Moore took charge of Rainwater, Inc. She served as vice president during the early stages of her marriage to Rainwater and was named president of the company in 1993. A 1997 article in CNN Money by Patricia Sellers states: “To get a picture of Darla Moore, imagine, say, a cross between the Terminator and Kim Basinger, with a wicked South Carolina drawl. Upon first meeting, she can come across as a prima donna, tough and aloof.
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In a drunken stupor, Nolan reveals that she has come to the island to escape the shadow of her more-favoured sister. When they are alone in a squad car, Nolan confesses to O'Shea that she has feelings for him despite turning down his advances earlier. Smith wanders outside the pub and tries to get a picture of the beast, reasoning that his inebriated state will protect him from being eaten. Instead, the monster throws him into the air and kills him.
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In flashbacks, it is shown that she was raised in an observant Muslim household. Upon receiving her track scholarship for college, her father forbade her from running track due to her uniform not being modest enough and going against their Muslim faith. In their subsequent argument, her hint that she would renounce Islam resulted in a slap from her father. During the fourth season, she tries to help Black Cindy get a picture of Judy King to sell to the paparazzi.
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Fuller Bull (Vernon Dent), the head of the ailing Daily News, confronts the reporters he hired for not getting him a story to keep up with a competing newspaper called the Daily Star Press. Bull catches three shirtmen (the Stooges) outside; thinking they are reporters from the Daily Star Press, he immediately hires them to get a picture of visiting Prince Shaam of Ubeedarn (Dick Curtis). Word has it that Shaam has plans to marry local wealthy socialite Mrs. Van Bustle (Symona Boniface).
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On January 10, 2013, at the age of 78, Calderone died at a secret location "overseas," according to police chief Antonio Manganelli. He had been living for years under an assumed identity outside Italy. Next to Tommaso Buscetta, Salvatore Contorno, Francesco Marino Mannoia and Gaspare Mutolo, Calderone helped Palermo magistrates like Giovanni Falcone to get a picture of the inner workings of the Mafia and its relationships with entrepreneurs and politicians in Sicily. "Calderone made a great contribution to our understanding of the Mafia phenomenon," said Manganelli.
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Sara's son Jason is missing from a Special Operations Forces mission undertaken on the same night as the Bin Laden raid. As Sara waits for news, in a series of flashbacks we learn about Jason's absentee father, while through letters home from his training and early missions, we get a picture of Jason as a strong, compassionate leader who is wise beyond his years and modest about his abilities. Those exceptional abilities give Jason the chance to participate in a wholly different level of assignment, the most important and dangerous of his career.
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Cale, meanwhile, brings Katie to a secluded cabin and becomes aware of Sean's knowledge of her abduction. Motivated by a desire to break people down, Cale begins working to destroy Sean's life, including having Sean, Derek, and Sean's parents fired from their jobs. He also savagely beats Riley Seabrook, Sean's girlfriend, after ruining their relationship by leaking a topless photo of her. Cale then kills Derek and his family in their home and stages their deaths as a murder- suicide, although Sean is able to get a picture of Cale, which he sends to the FBI.
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To date, the book has received a largely positive response from critics, including favorable reviews from glossy rock magazine like Uncut Magazine and Mojo Magazine, among others. Wall Street Journal critic David Kirby had this to say in a July 5, 2013 review: "We get a picture of a dysfunctional Detroit scene that, like a negative image, shows what is needed to make great, lasting art by depicting its opposite. That makes the book worth reading, if in a perverse way. On July 24, 2013 The Boston Globe posted a review saying, "This book is not for the squeamish.
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Trio Fantasia would also unmask Los Thundercats (a trio wrestling as Leono, Panthro and Tigro from the ThunderCats cartoon). In the early 1990s Trio Fantasia began working for Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (AAA), a professional wrestling promotion with a reputation of using ring personas that were more child-friendly, such as "Los Power Raiders" (A group of Power Rangers imitators). In AAA Super Pinocho intentionally unmasked La Parka so that a photographer could get a picture of his face; This action caused him to be very unpopular with both wrestlers and promoters and he retired from wrestling. Super Ráton left AAA not long after leaving Super Muñeco as a singles competitor.
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Despite the fact that he was not well off and did not have any regular income of his own and that he depended on the sustenance provided by the family estate, he never shied away from serving Sri Ramakrishna and his devotees and followers. Holy mother of Ramakrishna Order, Sri Sarada Devi, also stayed in Balaram Bose's house for sometime while staying in Calcutta. We get a picture of absolute humility and complete surrender from M's The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna in the incident where he was waiting patiently outside the house for the Master to finish his conversation with Vidyasagar for several hours, without making any endeavour to disturb the Master.
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On the body of both men, notes were found with winged daggers on the notes, similar to threatening notes they had received before. Aylmer brings the priest another note he had recently received with similar design and shows off a blunderbuss capable of firing silver bullets. He speaks a good deal about superstition and when he goes upstairs to get a picture of Strake to show Brown, the priest calls the police office to request backup. Suddenly, there is a shout and the sound of gunfire, and Father Brown finds himself soon standing over the body of Strake along with Aylmer, who apparently shot him in some sort of confused vision of some sort.
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On his way back to Manabe's clinic, he runs into Rina by chance, and is mistaken for her missing twin sister, Yuna. After Rina takes him back to her house and presents him as Yuna, he lies about having amnesia in order not to arouse any sudden suspicions. Masashi wants Jun to change his face back to the way it was but has no picture of himself to help. He does get a picture of himself eventually but later, after seeing how much pain Rina experienced during the time her sister was gone, Masashi decides to impersonate Yuna for the time being until he can find the real Yuna and bring her back to the Kurimi family.
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The rational maps play a role analogous to the meromorphic functions of complex analysis, and indeed in the case of compact Riemann surfaces the two concepts coincide. If V is now taken to be of dimension 1, we get a picture of a typical algebraic curve C presented 'over' P1(K). Assuming C is non-singular (which is no loss of generality starting with K(C)), it can be shown that such a rational map from C to P1(K) will in fact be everywhere defined. (That is not the case if there are singularities, since for example a double point where a curve crosses itself may give an indeterminate result after a rational map.) This gives a picture in which the main geometric feature is ramification.
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He meditates on how she really is thoughtful and good to him, and how she is not to blame that his talent as a writer has been destroyed. Helen, he remembers, is a rich widow who lost her husband and a child, was bored by a series of lovers, and eventually "acquired" Harry because "she wanted some one that she respected with her"; she loves Harry "dearly as a writer, as a man, as a companion and as a proud possession", while Harry makes it clear that he does not love her. Harry then recalls how he developed gangrene two weeks earlier: they had been trying to get a picture of some waterbuck, and Harry scratched his right knee on a thorn. He had not applied iodine right away, and the wound got infected; because all other antiseptics ran out, he used a weak carbolic solution that "paralyzed the minute blood vessels", thus the leg developed gangrene.
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