Sentence examples for doodle from inspiring English sources

Google's latest doodle celebrates the birthday of Danish seismologist Inge Lehmann, who discovered the existence of an inner core in the Earth.

Coming 127 years after her birth, the doodle shows the Earth split in two with the inner core shining in the centre.

Like a cartoon doodle the exact outline of England's post-Ashes whitewash shakedown continues to take shape a single sketch stroke at a time, with a hint here, a nudge there, and a general sense of blanks very slowly being filled.

Today's doodle sheds light on her powerful but invisible discovery.

The journalists who seized on it found he had drawn a doodle of a ballot box.

Google has celebrated the birth of one of the leading figures in the Indian freedom movement with a special doodle to commemorate the birthday of Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar.

In the village, I lie awake each night, unable to sleep over the monsoon rain which clatters against the thin roof, the incessant chirping of crickets; and the shrill cock-a-doodle-doos that send me stumbling out of bed and into a breakfast of mashed pumpkin, watery daal and jackfruit.

During the early days after the Spindletop discovery, oilmen turned to "doodle-buggers"—soothsayers who claimed to be able to detect oil underfoot using a forked stick.

The final results look set to give the left-leaning Kukuriku ("cock-a-doodle-do") coalition 80 seats and the HDZ 47 in the 151-seat Sabor (parliament).

With a 19-point lead, the Kukuriku ("Cock-a-doodle-doo") coalition, dominated by the Social Democrats (SDP), will take power.

But it strongly opposes what President George Bush has castigated as "a foreign court...where unaccountable judges [could] put our troops and officials at an unacceptable risk of politically-motivated prosecutions".In this section Love is in the air Taking liberties Heading back Cock-a-doodle-doo Night turns into day?