Sentence examples for first illustrations from inspiring English sources

The first illustrations encountered are relatively small.

(He drew one of the first illustrations of Sherlock Holmes — a sketch of the detective discovering a corpse, which accompanied a paperback edition of "A Study in Scarlet").

While he was still a student, his first illustrations were published in Town & Country magazine, when Baron Nicolas de Gunzburg was editor.

The following year he won a place at Slade, and produced his first illustrations for Ulysses, the first of scores of etchings and drawings created over the following decades.

(Among other things, he did the first illustrations for Alfred Jarry's scatological "Ubu Roi".) But he lived at a time of hectic change, and he didn't keep up with the fashions.

The first illustrations in the Canadian author Fanny Britt's graphic novel, "Jane, the Fox and Me," are of a school's large campus, with buildings, stairways, paths, shadows, scattered trees, even a far-off forest and this line: "There was no possibility of hiding anywhere today".

Write their first story together, or draw your first illustration of them".

In 14 countries, support for democracy increased over the past year, in some cases substantially (see first illustration above).

Mr. Pijbes said the image is particularly exciting because, "this painting is the first illustration, the first image of a completely new world, which is America.

In the first illustration, a man with a gun addresses villagers, saying, "Everyone has to vote for one party, otherwise there will be problems".

The book's scribe gives his name and the dates on which he started and finished the manuscript and is also depicted in its first illustration.