Sentence examples similar to gorgeous drawing from inspiring English sources

Julian Fellowes' gorgeous drawing-room soap, which ends Sunday night, seemed to come out of nowhere, galloping in (if not on a white horse, then at least a lovely yellow Lab named Isis), to save "Masterpiece," PBS and the fading belief that a broad demographic crossover was still possible for a scripted drama with a PG rating and no forensic specialist in sight.

Monet's light-dappled study of a garden staircase overshadowed by floral profusion is certainly one of them, as is Picasso's gorgeous graphite drawing of a dreamy-eyed Françoise Gilot, rendered in a series of voluptuous curves.

One that was sealed "with a gorgeous little dummy, before drawing his man" to put Marshall over for the final try of the night.

What's so sad about Ford is that we know the Ford design studio can draw gorgeous cars.

It's gorgeous and it draws you in like a tractor beam.

In the piece, for GQ, Young dresses as a woman and tries to get into a few of New York's dyke clubs so he can "approach gorgeous young lesbians, draw them into my confidence, then make out with them on the dance floor".

The illustrations have a gorgeous, fresh, drawn-from-life feel (this is one of a series called Fly on the Wall) and the hand-written notes around them are warm, funny and informative.

You actually want to start drawing on it, because the screen is so big and gorgeous.

People from all walks of life are drawn to gorgeous Hawaii.

On a gorgeous sunny day, they drew only 32,146 fans, partly because the 49ers, the Giants and the Raiders were all in action yesterday.

Renato Orara draws a gorgeous octopus in ballpoint pen on the splayed pages of a book titled "Kant and the Platypus," though what octopi and platypuses have in common with a-priori knowledge is anybody's guess.