Sentence examples for drawn with crayon from inspiring English sources

Through March 24 Here is a funny piece by the delightfully witty cartoonist (and occasional New Yorker contributor) Glen Baxter: two cowboys, drawn with crayon in a style reminiscent of old-time juvenile adventure novel illustration, are lounging around a campfire.

The female is emerald, and the male is turquoise with a black mask; through binoculars he is a tiny piece of sorcery, like something a gifted child has drawn with crayons.

Yes, that lovely yellow ball that you so loved drawing with crayon as a child can give you cancer.

Liotard's mastery of drawing with crayon lets him give people the most electric blue and red silk garments, the most subtly blushing cheeks.

An actor leads you through the stage-set, instructing you to open the window or draw with crayon on the floor, and then gently tucks you up in bed at the end of the day.

"I can't afford to lose myself in a single project," Ingels later said, and he has almost enough charisma to pull off the suggestion that his co-workers are, to some extent, glorified pencils: "When I started in architecture, I was drawing with crayon on special paper.

She draws with crayons and crashes a playground birthday party; he thinks about death and time travel.

Beyond the long tables, where children drew with crayons, a bobbing sea of homemade placards demanded, "Flowers Not Towers".

They see professional-quality art on paper all the time, yet they're not shy of drawing with crayons.

He has an IQ somewhere between 50 and 60 and the reasoning abilities of a seven-year-old, and spends much of his time drawing with crayons.

In an emailed statement, one 23-year-old detained mother said banning her children from drawing with crayons was already having an adverse effect.