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Meanings of pictured for in English

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Usage of pictured for in English
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All the methods of agriculture are pictured for us on the monuments.
Early European History
2
The fighting she had pictured for him had not startled him.
The Golden Snare
3
Such a night as each had pictured for their first meeting.
In the Court of King Arthur
4
Our part is always pictured for us in the example of the good Samaritan.
Making the Most of Life
5
Everything he'd planned, everything he'd pictured for the future, had just turned to ashes.
Schild’s Ladder
6
He has pictured for us the infinite desolation of the man without a country.
Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2
7
This isn't really the office I pictured for you.
A fugitive truth: an emma fielding mystery
8
I pictured for him the night of Jevons's remorse.
The Belfry
9
Jackson says that, thanks to Madiba, he has a life he never pictured for himself.
The South African
10
And not at all the setting she would have pictured for a pack of curs with authority issues.
Darkness unleashed
11
While perfectly lovely, it was certainly not the home she knew the ton pictured for the Marquess of Roth.
Faith
12
She stood quite still, while all the power of her eyes reflected the misery which she pictured for herself.
Over the Pass
13
They pictured for her the world made perfect; and explained to her just precisely how it was to be accomplished.
All Roads Lead to Calvary
14
Never could a more doleful future have been pictured for a city full of splendor, the metropolis of the world.
Our Day / In the Light of Prophecy
15
She must strive to deserve this love and confidence, grow up into the fine character he had pictured for her.
The Girls at Mount Morris
16
She looked like she would break if hugged too hard and wasn't at all what Juliana had pictured for him.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
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