Drawn onto these grounds in deep, vaguely bloody, violet-red are the rather simple images.
Think of all the people who will be drawn onto bicycles by the promise of an assist when going uphill.
On the other side hang the wedding clothes, symbols drawn onto a swath of hanging white fabric.
Titles and credits were shown as a sequence of static cards with the acting and production credits drawn onto them.
These lines seemed to have been drawn onto the face of the true Rebecca, who had always looked young for her age — disturbingly so.
He also had an undeniable authority, as even the most off-hand of his drawings, his marginalia and scribbles, often drawn onto the poorest, yellowing papers, attest.
pic.twitter.com/N2UQSjx4SZ Fire officials were called to the scene at around 9.10am this morning, with fire engines from Congleton, Bollington, Winsford, Crewe and Macclesfield being drawn onto the rescue operation.
But the exercise includes slowing the machine to game speed, and then having the player identify the one-inch numbers drawn onto the tennis balls as they zip past.
In a 2012 study at Indiana University, psychologist Karin James tested five-year-old children who did not yet know how to read or write by asking them to reproduce a letter or shape in one of three ways: typed onto a computer, drawn onto a blank sheet, or traced over a dotted outline.
From the cardboard chaise longue or the suitcase-style cardboard drawers to the cardboard tray, complete with a cooked breakfast drawn onto the surface in black marker pen, these designs confound our expectations of what furniture is and should be by combining an unusual material with an irreverent illustrative style.
Map is drawn onto an azimuthal equidistant projection.
