Depicting [verb]

The facades of funky restaurants, lounges and supermarkets are favorite Leff subjects, and several are depicted here.

Inside the brilliant yellow-and-silver cover are photographs depicting more than 100 locations in 60 countries.

I also spent a lot of time on the very streets Stamaty depicted in his work.

Yet many of the activities and party games depicted in It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown have all but disappeared from mainstream culture.

The Postal Service’s ballot delivery figures, some critics say, do not fully depict its ballot-handling performance.

The most recent poll conducted by the University of California at Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies depicts a 46% to 42% advantage for “Yes” on Prop 22, with 12% of respondents undecided.

Video screens portrayed light scattering off optics, and data charts depicted instrument vibrations from seismic activity and human movement.

Most station plots will depict air pressure as a set of three numbers, such as 994 or 112.

That video and 36 others depicting various exercises are freely available on iTunes, and they’re a good place to start if you’ve never done a dynamic warmup before.

The retailer had just reset its wall photos for a new salon season, and the new images depicted models of various races and identities.