Sentence examples for famous drawing from inspiring English sources

And while it is the son's name that has become famous, drawing journalists from across the globe to the single-storey, four-room house where he lived, the story is as much about his family as it is about him.

Since then, the frog has made the county famous, drawing upward of 40,000 visitors to fill motels, restaurants and shops full of frog trinkets for the annual May frog-jumping contest at a fairgrounds dubbed Frogtown.

"Vitruvian Man," Leonardo's famous drawing of a nude male in a circle and a square, is the subject of this rewarding history.

There are, however, many examples of a tighter and more meticulous use of brush-drawn lines, such as the famous drawing by Albrecht Dürer, Praying Hands (1508).

When Carey says that Oates resembles "the portrait Samuel Lawrence painted of him in 1838," he is describing a famous drawing of Dickens.

Let's add one more: this famous drawing of France's King Louis Philippe, in a political cartoon by Honore Daumier dating all the way back to 1803.

African kids like Richard — and many others who are less famous — draw a sharp contrast to the wealthier kids still stuck on the figurative teat.

Burial grounds such as Highgate in north London, which host the graves of the rich and famous, draw thousands of visitors.

The Californian houses that Frank Gehry designed in the 60s and 70s, before he was world-famous, drew on the hidden riches of basic construction.

He showed a famous line drawing, "Cookie Theft," which doctors have used to diagnose patients' perceptive abilities.

The Moldovan champions FC Sheriff Tiraspol held out for a famous draw at Steaua Bucharest.