Sentence examples for an easel to explain from inspiring English sources

Buddy used an easel to explain blitzes and coverages.

A wiry young major named Fayyaz Ahmed led me to a map of Kashmir mounted on an easel to explain why the relief campaign was proving so daunting.

"There was a map on an easel to the side".

I had an easel, to be sure, and would make a mark or two as I watched him work.

Firms' pitches were often little more than a table, the almost mandatory Apple laptop and an easel to which a card with the firm's logo was affixed.

You may also want to buy an easel to hold the board upright while you paint.

In a playful YouTube video, former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, who helped President Clinton negotiate NAFTA, uses an easel, drawing paper and a magic marker to explain why the Pacific agreement is "the worst trade deal you've never heard of".

Upon landing, an aide set up the board on an easel, and Mr. Romney emerged, brandishing a dry-erase marker and filling in a grid to explain why he believed his Medicare plan would be more effective than President Obama's.

Will you need an art easel to hold a large frame?

The case has a couple of well thought out features, one being a built-in easel to hold your iPad up like a computer screen while you type.

A photograph of my mother sits on an easel next to the urn.