Sentence examples for drawing entitled from inspiring English sources

Talk story about the exhibit of drawing entitled, "Drawing Now," at the Museum of Modern Art.

The New Yorker, February 9 , 1976P. 27 Talk story about the exhibit of drawing entitled, "Drawing Now," at the Museum of Modern Art.

A drawing entitled Les Sons de Paris, 1898, (apres Pissarro), shows a Paris street scene in which there is a comic book balloon pointing to a distant street with the word Squoosh! coming from it.

By George W. S. Trow The New Yorker, February 9 , 1976P. 27 Talk story about the exhibit of drawing entitled, "Drawing Now," at the Museum of Modern Art.

In 1937 Collins first exhibited at the Royal Academy, submitting a pen-and-ink drawing entitled Riverside, Chiswick, of two houseboats on the mud at low tide on the Thames.

John Runciman, as one of the first artists to use Shakespearean characters in his work, created an ink-on-paper drawing entitled The Three Witches in 1767 68.

Among the sale was Lennon's leather collar, worn during 1967 and 1968 (at the launch party for the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP, and on the cover of Lennon and Ono's Unfinished Music No.1: Two Virgins) as well as a custom Vox Kensington guitar, a coloured felt pen drawing, called "Strong", and a pen and ink drawing by Lennon, entitled "Happy Fish".

"Misconduct is part of a continuum of behavior and the police commissioner is entitled to draw the line wherever he wants to draw it, meaning he can impose discipline where he sees fit," Ms. Stone said yesterday.

According to Powerball, 58 players matched five numbers (excluding the Powerball number) in Wednesday's drawing and are entitled to a $1 million payout.

"These images are of gay people looking at themselves and addressing questions of sexuality and gender," adds O'Hanian who includes a drawing by Sandra De Sando entitled, Flavia, that shows a highly stylised young woman posing for the artist.

"These images are of gay people looking at themselves and addressing questions of sexuality and gender," adds O'Hanian who includes a drawing by Sandra De Sando entitled, Flavia, that shows a highly stylized young woman posing for the artist.