| The caricaturist of mankind, to immortalise his work, must haunt us with physiognomy. |
| An avenue was chosen to immortalise a name that had become of the symbol for martyred journalists in Africa. |
| I'm going to hand over the helm to get the camera and try to immortalise this secret moment which, already, is no longer the same. |
| Duncan's image is the starting point for these exotic bronze and ivory statuettes in their quest to immortalise the elegant vitality of the great dancer's gestures and spirit. |
| It was a glance for a Spagnoletto or a Caravaggio to catch and immortalise. |
| I wasn't there to immortalise the four days of festivities, but was in the house with the newly weds and their parents. |
