Sentence examples for drawing caught from inspiring English sources

You feel like a character in an MC Escher drawing, caught up in an optical game with impossible architecture.

In the 1980's his prolific writing and drawing caught the attention of a French curator, who included him in "Les Magiciens de la Terre" at the Pompidou Center in Paris.

And Elise Drew caught the eye for the joyousness of her dancing.

Or is she Nancy Drew caught up in Kafka?" He looks through the window at a snow-bound New York.

The line that was drawn caught self-employed, live-in care workers where their agency took a hands-off approach to the arrangement once it was made.

Or is she Nancy Drew caught up in Kafka?" Since the arrest of Ms. Knox in 2007, the case — with its attractive young cast and lurid details — has been heatedly debated in the news media on both sides of the Atlantic, with a glut of coverage on TV, online, in newspapers and magazines and in several books.

Be sure that you are as original in your ideas as possible so that your drawing catches people's eye.

Here, on a pitch where the ball just held up enough to draw catches in front of the wicket and punish those attacking on the up, all five at the forefront got it right.

Otherwise, it's easy to get caught up in drawing one section of the object and forget about the "big picture" so that you end up running out of room, or, more often, your drawing ends up looking unattractively imbalanced.

In the second quarter Drew Dileo caught a 17-yard pass from Vincent Smith, which was followed by a Vincent Smith 28-yard touchdown reception, his second touchdown of the game.

Williams drew the analogy of fish that get caught once they open their mouths.