Sentence examples for collage of all from inspiring English sources

"We both like cozy places, so there are a lot of cozy patios in the summer guide," said Ms. Linquist, a painter and musician who had been making a collage of all her favorite New York haunts, but hadn't found a writing partner until she met Ms. Latham.

This is a colourful collage of all sorts of objects, characters, figures and creatures (called simply "shapes" here), which at the first glance can make you feel a little bit dizzy, as there is so much packed on the book's thirty-two pages, but it is actually very good fun.

Within the pages of a zine you might find photos, art, text or a collage of all three.

Kills said the album was "like a collage of all the worst memories and worst mistakes [she had] ever made", and she wanted to make the cover a real collage of "all of the items and moments" that are mentioned throughout the record.

The good news is that a collage of all my search terms popped up on vineroulette.com, so if my grandma ever gets on Twitter, she can learn all about my love of gross, aggressive sex and we'll finally have something in common we can discuss at Christmas.

Cut out magazine clippings and create a collage of all your favourite things.

With this collage of all-American art, Webre hopes to portray the country's best qualities, our optimism and energy and can-do spirit, as well as the darkness around the edges.

It now offers things like upgraded guest pages with collages of all the photos the guests were involved in, plus is has added the ability for users to tag people in photos.

A literary blog once created a word collage out of all blurbs by the novelist Gary Shteyngart.

(One day I'll make a collage out of all my old unused Sundance tickets -- and L.A. parking tickets).

Some of the paintings use his customary formula of applying heavily glazed layers of pigment over collages of all-but-invisible pornographic images.