Sentence examples for To lettering from inspiring English sources
noun
Written, especially printed, text.
- The lettering on the sign made it clear that intruders were unwelcome.
The trade school is shuttered, the telephone booth is gone, the "Tool and Die" insignia on a factory has given way to lettering in an indecipherable Asian language.
"Deco" refers to lettering or other graphics which are applied to the product using processes known as pad-printing or silk-screening, to name two.
Bringing biological life to lettering is a recurring theme in his work, whether he's making a typeface that resembles organic matter, or one styled as writhing, worm-like creatures.
It is a relief to the tired brain, not to be forced to read lettering on all the fixtures, as has been so universally customary in this country.
She didn't learn how to write, but she did learn how to embroider lettering onto samplers".
The organizers promise "a wide diversity of material available relating to typography, lettering, design, etc, with everything from rare antiquarian type specimens to contemporary titles on modern graphic design". A full listing of participating booksellers will be posted soon.
Harvey decided to make lettering his primary activity.
His uncle was a commercial artist and took Danny to learn lettering at a studio in Chancery Lane.
"New Yorkers outraged as bureaucrats order city to change lettering on every single street sign," The Daily News reported — not entirely accurately — on Sept. 30, 2010.
If you choose to install your lettering dry, you will have only one chance to apply the lettering.
To personalize her tools a bit, and brighten up the cleaning chores, she added vinyl lettering to the caddies with cute messages, like "Rise & Shine".
