Sentence examples for discovered drawings from inspiring English sources

The development corporation has kept adding newly discovered drawings to her piles, and tenants and contractors call when they dig up another rusty anchor or find crumbling shop signs or terra-cotta chunks that need a safer home.

It makes not the slightest difference that it has no grand thesis, provides no narrative arc, offers up a few newly discovered drawings and fresh, solid scholarship but no radical twist on the artist.

Another find is Joseph Frank Currier (1843-1909), who spent much of his career in Europe and is represented here by four small charcoal studies of trees and fields that recall the recently discovered drawings of the British artist Tom Fairs (1925-2007) in their fluency and staccato marks.

Recently, an attendant in the assisted-living center in western Pennsylvania where Mr. Andolsek now lives discovered his drawings, of which there are thousands.

Eisenstein's relationship with Sinclair already strained by production delays and communication problems was destroyed when U.S. customs officials discovered homoerotic drawings and photographs, some of which included religious imagery, in a combined shipment of his and Sinclair's belongings.

The idea for this had been germinating since his student days in Chicago, when he discovered the drawings and writings of a Chicago janitor and outsider artist named Henry Darger.

But Mr. Porter is respected by his peers as one of the most articulate and accomplished designers of his generation; making phone calls among his friends in Detroit, he discovered more drawings.

Wait for them to discover your drawings.

When Roubina — who was keeping "a beady eye upon the pictures in the interests of her minor children" — discovered that the drawings were gone, she began the legal proceedings that ended in the raid on the apartment.

The restorers and the architectural team on the project also discovered 11 more drawings of the portal in the National Institute of Art History in Paris that were made by a French architect in Cairo between 1880 and 1884.

In Peru, within a vast park whose core serves as a kind of societal preserve, because outsiders are almost completely barred, a pair of scientists with line drawings discovered that Matsigenka men don't favor women with lower W.H.R.'s at all.