Sentence examples for In quill from inspiring English sources

The drawings, rendered on double-sided ledger paper, were charming depictions of women in quill hats, military men, deer, and horses, and spoke to a whimsical fascination with hillside animals.

Before we continue, a little history: the reason the online merchants don't have to collect sales tax is a function of the Supreme Court ruling in 1992 in Quill Corporation v. North Dakota.

A state can compel companies to collect taxes only if they have a physical presence in the state, or a nexus, as the Supreme Court ruled in Quill Corporation v. North Dakota in 1992.

When Mr. Friendly saw the film, he recognized it as both moving and volatile, according to a 2004 article in Quill magazine by Joseph Wershba, the reporter who went to Michigan.

The term, in Quill's words, "served as a shorthand for all things un-American" — which was the way that Trump used it.

Unfortunately for the states, in 1992, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota that requiring a seller without some physical nexus to a state (say a local store or warehouse) to collect that state's taxes puts an unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce.

Nestah's muzzle ended up being covered in quills.

What she is referring to is a long, very affecting passage in "Quills" that involves necrophilia.

Now the money has gone and the light stands untouched, encased in quills of scaffolding.

The marquis in "Quills," stripped naked in prison, composes in his own feces, literally embodying that idea.

Nominated for best actor, along with Mr. Crowe, Mr. Harris and Mr. Bardem were Tom Hanks in "Cast Away" and Geoffrey Rush in "Quills".