Sentence examples for from the illustrations from inspiring English sources

Sometimes he would be involved in the entire production of a book, from the illustrations through the typography; other times he would illustrate the complete text of a book, and in still other cases he contributed only the frontispiece.

Here is a detail from the illustrations by Neil O'Driscoll for Lu Flux.

For his adaptation Mr. Spielberg created a style guide from the illustrations and put them on the walls when recording the actors on the performance-capture stage.

The all-American suburban lawn, the backdrop for everything from the illustrations in old Dick & Jane readers to House Beautiful, long ago began to fade in the drought-prone suburbs around San Francisco Bay.

That, at least, is the take-away from the illustrations and observations contained in a batch of national cover stories and splashy profiles of Mr. Cuomo over the last few weeks.

In the second half of the lesson, pupils explored and chose from the illustrations within Storybird and redrafted their work once more to adapt it to their chosen artwork.

Undergraduates from the illustration program at Pacific Northwest College of Art, the museum's partner institution, were the first contributors, followed by anyone who has cared to pick up a pencil.

Write the name of the game in your journal, and then answer the following questions: What can be implied about this female character from the illustration?

As you can see from the illustration below left, the centre of a coin that is touching either one or two sides of the square must always lie on a smaller square.

But judging from the illustration, it does appear to include the golden snitch, a tiny winged ball that is the object of a quidditch match (a sort of polo game played by wizards on flying brooms).

For aggregated channels, the signaling intervals are correspondingly halved as can be inferred from the illustration in Figure 5.