Sentence examples for drawing across from inspiring English sources

Right now, at MoMA, that framework is a rather labored reconsideration of drawing across mediums.

"He had two bullet holes on his side here and here, and another on his chest," Mr. Thompson said, his finger drawing across his chest from the left side to the right.

The series is associated with the museum's "On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century" — a survey of drawing across various mediums so all-encompassing that it could offer almost anything as a pertinent example.

He then combines those elements with existing photos and recreates the resulting images using graphite, in a months-long process of drawing across a single sheet of paper, from top left to bottom right, to avoid smudges.

This illustrated lecture will consider the range of images produced by readers between 1450 and 1750, and will suggest that reading was closely bound up with seeing – and even drawing – across the Medieval/Renaissance divide.

Alarmed by the crowds Mrs. Gandhi has been drawing across India, the Bharatiya Janata leadership has resorted to derisive jibes, accusing her of planning to impose a "Rome Raj," implying that her Catholicism will make her an agent of the Vatican.

Mr. Salonen's artistic leadership has not drawn across-the-board praise.

Bows were drawn across strings.

This is heavily drawn across ethnic lines.

A sharp cutting wheel is drawn across the tile face.

He was drawn across the Syrian border into a zone of both war and jihadi kidnapping.