Sentence examples for called illustrations from inspiring English sources

It ties in with a new display at the Bodleian Library called Illustrations of Early Printed Ballads.

If the policy is still valid, ask the insurer for an in-force illustration, sometimes called an illustration of future values or an in-force ledger statement.

The hasty pencil outlines were shipped back to the newspaper's New York offices and formalized into engravings that Leslie called "authentic illustrations of the Secession Movement and the important and thrilling events which arise out of it".

A semi official dōjin novel was written by the original scenario writer for the game, Aya Takaya, called, with illustrations by the original game artist Norita.

Near the end of the clip, Mr. Zarif smiled as he described what he called an illustration of how Mr. Netanyahu's anti-Iranian rhetoric had left him "isolated" at the United Nations General Assembly.

(Far be it from me to diminish the images and artifacts by calling them "illustrations").

Vivienne's screen lights up as she unleashes a string of illustrations called emoticons.

Armed with a slew of social features and cutesy illustrations called stickers, messaging applications for smartphones which were conceived in Asia are changing the way people communicate around the world.

In October, Lewis released a book of her illustrations called Sketchy Muma: What it Means to be a Mother.

Now, Shaltmira is a full-fledged practicing tattoo artist who's designing a series of illustrations called Cosmogenesis.

Her experiments in making patterns digitally led her to develop a series of illustrations called Rendas Digitais (Digital Lace).