A blackboard at the entry notes the special dish of the day.
Rather than standing by a blackboard at the front of the class, Ms. Mazzo moves among them, serving as a guide more than an instructor.
A blackboard at the entrance of this home-style restaurant, with wood beams and checkered tablecloths, lists the particulars of the day's meat, including the pedigree of the cow of origin.
If an instructor wishes to draw attention to some feature of a triangle on a blackboard at the front of a class, he points to the feature, thus effecting a point-coincidence between the tip of his finger and the feature of the triangle.
On a recent Monday evening, 17 youngsters between the ages of 10 and 12 sat staring at a blackboard inside a classroom at P.S. 101 trying to figure out the answer to a question posed by their teacher: Why did Mario Lemieux, the hockey Hall of Famer who retired from the Pittsburgh Penguins two years ago, decide to come out of retirement?
It shows a headteacher figure, pointing a ruler at a blackboard, with a speech bubble that reads: "I really wanted an atrium".
The risk is that this might evoke an image of Mr. Gore as the dreary, pedantic candidate at a blackboard, holding a piece of chalk.
In the original work, Tintin is shown at a blackboard addressing a class of African children.
Words discovered on a blackboard in Kent Hall, at Columbia University: 1. Find out who Big Brother is. 2. Find out what Big Brother wants.
There's a bar upstairs where you can drown yourself in the good tequila, and both a fixed menu and a blackboard of specials at modest prices.
The New Yorker, May 7 , 1966P. 41 Words discovered on a blackboard in Kent Hall, at Columbia University: 1. Find out who Big Brother is. 2. Find out what Big Brother wants.
