Sentence examples for * mapped with from inspiring English sources

His scalp is freckled and mapped with veins.

Pikes, fells, haggs, slacks, holms and wrays; the north is mapped with bleakly beautiful words.

(Many critics seem to expect action to be mapped with a screenwriter's index-card facility onto specific character traits).

This info could then be mapped, with red zones highlighted with an icon of a 48-ounce cup and a big derrière in Spandex shorts.

Drug-producing fields were mapped with imagery from U.S. surveillance planes and satellites and then destroyed by flyover sprayings of chemical defoliants.

All of her writing was at odds with conventional realism, yet she mapped with great precision the history and topography of our fantasies.

The North York Moors and the 109-mile stretch of Cleveland Way are currently being mapped with Google Street View cameras thanks to a team of trekking volunteers.

It is a still, detailed landscape of the moon's mountains and craters and other marks, mapped with consummate accuracy and realism in about 1795.

Bald children whose faces were mapped with grime-entrenched creases lay limp with frailty, sniffing back streams of snot.

The temperature and salinity of the ocean have been mapped with data gathered by many ships over many years.

The input-output relation was mapped with different techniques.