step into the picture造句

• Watercraft riders need to take responsibility, he said, before government steps into the picture.
• This is where Richard Gere, as convicted IRA terrorist Declan Mulqueen, steps into the picture.
• Then his wife steps into the picture.
• I had to step into the picture,
• Someone once wrote that looking through these catalogs is like leafing through the pages of National Geographic magazine _ except that you're invited to step into the pictures.
• In March 2008, she conducted the Southern Sinfonia at the Anvil concert hall in Basingstoke, for the premier of her new piece " Step Into The Picture ".
• Fanny Brice's Baby Snooks caricature steps into the picture, asking for permission to cover him in sand, which he refuses, but when she emits childish cries, he reluctantly agrees.
• Shortly, Sharon and the now ten-year-old daughter Julia ( Angelie Nicole Sanoy ) steps into the picture and introduce themselves as her father s ( Raymond Bagatsing ) other family.
• Flipping through the pages of a glossy adventure-travel catalog, someone once wrote, is like leafing through a copy of National Geographic-- except that you're invited to step into the pictures.
• Once the strategy is clearly established and the market allocations set down in writing, you could again step into the picture to carry out the specifics of the broad plan that she has outlined.
• "You need a systemic problem " to justify aid on such a scale, he said, adding that it was unclear if Japan or some other major Asian financial power would step into the picture.
• Beginning with being born with a silver spoon in his mouth, seeming'to grow up overnight','getting up with the chickens'at the'crack of dawn, his first job'slinging hash'because the proprietor is'short-handed', not being able to'cut the mustard', being'given the gate', going back to his'little hole in the wall', being'beside himself with anger', moving to Texas to'punch cattle','flying'to Chicago, where a beautiful girl named Mary'steps into the picture '.