Sentence examples for canvas reading from inspiring English sources

If that sounds too schematic, then take in the surrounding fragments; a meteorite that crashed into rural England that year, studies of clouds, a commemorative handkerchief from 1819 depicting the yeomanry massacring the demonstrators at Peterloo, an Ed Ruscha canvas reading "MAD SCIENTIST".

The first painting, an ominous black-and-white canvas reading "Will you die with me?" was claimed by very a brave fan named Kevin Doan on Feb. 23. .

One, in black letters on canvas, reads "PURE BEAUTY" (also the name of this retrospective).

Revisiting my newly-purchased painting, I noticed the screw heads around the perimeter of the thick frame and that the placard beneath it, rather than the usual "acrylic on canvas," read "gemstones, tektite, quartz, cash, oatwheat, wood, etc".

Admirable but ineffectual efforts by a writer trying to broaden his canvas, they read like creative-writing-school exercises in character and point of view: "During the Jurassic" is told from the perspective of a suburban iguanodon; "Under the Microscope" from that of a piece of pond scum.

On its side was draped a canvas that read "Welcome to Hotel California".

But the lapping waves, the pale blue sky and white sand beach mostly inspired us and the few other guests we saw to sit under canvas umbrellas napping, reading or just staring at the sea.

At Tate Modern, remember to visit the refreshing Rothko exhibition, which encourages you to look at the work itself – the paint on canvas – instead of reading the artist's work through his tragic end.

Apple said the new display offered a bigger canvas for activities like reading books, browsing Web sites and watching movies.

The identically-dressed guy sitting ten yards beyond him in a canvas director's chair, reading a book about Freud - that was the real Malkovich.

A message penned on the back of the canvas from Bronson reads: "To Reg, from your friend, Charlie Bronson".