Sentence examples for be drawings from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of draw
And every so often I'd look at my papers and on the borders, the outskirts, there would be drawings.
There will be drawings, obviously, but also an oil painting of her youngest daughter in the meadow, "which is a bit of a departure for me," she says.
By contrast, vast works on paper, such as A Line in the Air, resemble embroidery but turn out to be drawings.
There will also be drawings belonging to members of Picasso's family who have been involved in several recent exhibitions at the Gagosian Gallery in New York and in London.
Extraordinarily distorted – with their narrow torsos and tiny heads, profiles so minute and refined they might be drawings in thin air – they are nonetheless a series of discreet individuals.
They could be drawings by the scatter-artist Barry Le Va, although an important difference suggests itself: seating charts may look just like other minimalist grids, but they have a rigid hierarchy.
There are drawings made with fire.
They were drawings, not photographs.
But most of all there were drawings.
