Sentence examples for book by drawing from inspiring English sources
Perhaps inevitably, Richardson concludes her book by drawing a parallel between Theodore Roosevelt charging up San Juan Hill and Bush sending the cavalry into Iraq.
The magnificent illustrations by Ibatoulline emphasize the widespread popularity of Marco Polo's book by drawing on various versions of it from medieval Spain, England and Germany.
"In the Night Kitchen," which depicts its young hero, Mickey, in the nude, prompted many school librarians to bowdlerize the book by drawing a diaper over Mickey's nether region.
Make a special cover for each friend's section in the book by drawing or creating an illustration of his or her name.
He supported himself by illustrating comic valentines and calisthenics books and by drawing for Vanity Fair.
In 1974, Sir David Frost (obituary, 2 September) offered to provide an introduction to my book All Time Movie Favourites by drawing on an interview with Dustin Hoffman.
In a traditional comic book, action is often suggested by drawing characters frozen in motion or placing the reader at distorting vantage points, like beneath a falling bad guy or in the direct path of a spray of gunfire.
The 1995 Martin Scorsese film "Casino," based on a book by Nicholas Pileggi, drew on Mr. Gomes's investigation into how Las Vegas mobsters had embezzled more than $20 million from the Stardust Casino.
Mr Miliband took a leaf out of the book of his old boss Gordon Brown by drawing new "dividing lines" for the election.
Scott did not know which end of the book was up, a problem corrected by drawing a horse on the cover, "which device soon told when the horse was upside-down and could not stand upon his legs," according to a source.
The book tries to answer this question by drawing on evidence from India -- the world's largest democracy.
