Sentence examples for cartoon gallery from inspiring English sources

The cartoon gallery, like the rest of the demonstration, turned to mud and blood.

And for those of you who like to read the cartoons first, there is a cartoon gallery that also includes bonus cartoons from the archive each week.

Her swoops, her intensity of delivery and her many voices (the drunk, the heavy, the crone, the wistful exile) offered "Pierrot" as an expressionist cartoon gallery.

But once the plot goes ballistic, he and Bubba, the thug with the "deranged cherub's face" who backs him up on these wild adventures, do battle with a cartoon gallery of Russian gangsters who appear to have been airlifted from a video game.

Benson, who runs a political cartoon gallery in west London, almost abandoned the project when he discovered that although Giles's own archive was safe in the British cartoon archive at the University of Kent, transferred from the V&A, most of the war years Reynolds News was missing from the British Library newspaper archives.

It means all eyes are on the three actors: Scott Hoatson showing Balfour's mettle as well as his wide-eyed innocence; Peter Callaghan capturing Breck's maverick blend of loyalty and lawlessness; and Alan Steele grimacing his way through a cartoon gallery of baddies.

We've got many cartoon galleries grouped by topic in our gallery section.

The Telegraph's upgraded iPad app features letters, cartoons, galleries and puzzles – all of which were missing in the first version.

Visit the CooperToons and S. Harris' cartoons galleries for a visual tickle.

Bliss has turned the first floor of the garage into a cartoon-art gallery.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] of a presidentSIR – Once again South Africa has made the headlines for all the wrong reasons, this time over a gallery's cartoon portrait of President Jacob Zuma ("No joke", May 26th).