Sentence examples for cartoons of him from inspiring English sources

On the walls are cartoons of him as a young man, from his days in the theatre.

There are cartoons of him with an exaggerated chin, photos of him next to Cloughie and Motty and Dessie, a signed snap of Raquel Welch, and more.

No sooner do we meet Morris than we're being introduced to his social circle, shown cartoons of him and then, hey presto, told that he influenced everything from Robin Day chairs to the festival of Britain and Terence Conran's Habitat.

"There are no cartoons of him as disabled.

If these Muslim gunmen would have exhibited the same compassion that Prophet Muhammad had given even towards his enemies then no one would have been drawing cartoons of him today.

From the start, however, the political operatives who opposed him did what they are paid to do — they drew a cartoon of him.

The bar at one time had a cartoon of him shirtless on the beach admiring a sand castle that spelled out PUBLIC OPTION, according to the HuffPost.

Vote leave tweeted a new version of Johnson's London mayoral campaign cartoon of him with the simple message: "Welcome aboard, @BorisJohnson! #VoteLeave".

It began early in the 1970s, when the Daily Express thought nothing of publishing a cartoon of him dressed in Nazi uniform, and continued without let up for the best part of 15 years.

The union began an aggressive campaign against the mayor, distributing a cartoon of him arresting a driver, and also lobbying, unsuccessfully, in the City Council and the Capitol in Albany for an exemption for bus drivers.

In the end I think he'll understand our plea". Page after page of the newspaper contained articles on The Post and Mr. Hirschfeld, including a Page Six cartoon of him in a straightjacket.