Sentence examples for earlier postcards from inspiring English sources

Just a few years earlier, postcards of lynchings had been treated as souvenirs.

Post 1940 postcards were produced as modern chromes, namely color photographs instead of the photo-chromes generated from black and white photos in earlier postcards – early chromes date from the 1940s to the 1960s.

Interestingly, early postcards featured photographs of tragedies and were a means of circulating images when newspapers were not doing so.

A widely used definition of serious ADRs [ 10] was given in our early postcards but latterly any event regarded by a clinician as serious has been logged on our database.

Unlike the majority of early postcards, which were lithographed (sometimes called "lithos" for short), "real photo" cards were photographs developed directly onto special postcard backs.

It was ironic that Collins' hospitalisation during 2005 coincided with a renewed interest in Orange Juice, following Domino records' compilation of their early Postcard recordings, The Glasgow School.

From the pair's early postcard work (utilising such patriotic totems as the union flag and the Queen) through to their recognisable quasi-religious, stained glass-evoking large pieces (incorporating imagery that they collect within walking distance of their East London home), each is a reminder of home.

As noted earlier, reminders postcards were sent to non-responders to ensure as high a response rate as possible [ 43].

Early candy and gum cards were assigned an E for early, while postcards were assigned a PC.

The stuff of life itself, not just its depiction: Rauschenberg's early canvases incorporate postcards, umbrellas, ties, socks and lightbulbs.

Where Monet and his colleagues worked en plein air, Picabia painted these early works from postcards – taking a readymade landscape and translating it into a readymade style.