Sentence examples for featuring caricatures from inspiring English sources
His Web site sells T-shirts featuring caricatures of Barber and Dayne and their Thunder and Lightning nickname for $19.99.
Related: Two gunmen shot dead at 'draw the prophet Muhammad' contest in Texas Early on Sunday evening, a dark sedan drove up to the indoor arena where 200 people were attending the event featuring caricatures of the prophet Mohammad.
It wafted up from dozens of small, round metal barbecue tables, turning the air so opaque I could barely make out the enormous wall mural featuring caricatures of Korean celebrities — and Michael Jackson.
He also collects board games and has even devised and produced a polished card game for the Yes campaign - a variation of Chinese poker featuring caricatures of politicians.
Proposed segments for the film included a battle between an ice god and a sun goddess set to Finlandia by Sibelius, one set in the Andes to the songs of Yma Sumac, and another featuring caricatures of Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald.
This year the Bolshoi Ballet transmitted live broadcasts of two 19th-century ballets featuring caricature-type depictions of people from the Middle East: "Raymonda" and "Le Corsaire".
Feldmann's show, at the Serpentine in London, also features caricatures of the artist.
The back of a 17th-century landscape by Pier Francesco Mola, at a time when satirical images were flourishing in Rome, features caricatures of birds with human heads.
By 1936 he had ceded the copyright to the 20 volumes, and he returned to Montana to shoot promotional stills for Cecil B. DeMille's film "The Plainsman," which starred Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur and featured caricatures of villainous Indians.
She went on to create hundreds of illustrations and cartoons for the magazine, including more than 100 covers, which in the war years often featured caricatures of Adolf Hitler and other instantly recognisable Nazi figures.
Hirschfeld's "The Counter Culture at Zabar's," listed at $8,000 to $12,000, is a slice of New York intellectual life; it features caricatures of Dwight MacDonald, Joseph Heller, Theodore Solotaroff, Norman Podhoretz, Irving Kristol, Murray Kempton, James Wechsler, Jack Gelber, Jason Epstein, Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson, Meyer Levin, Irving Howe, Robert Silvers, Wilfrid Sheed and Alfred Kazin.
