Sentence examples for his scribbles from inspiring English sources

But his face is never seen, just his scribbles on the screen.

Most of his scribbles in the notebook reflect missed opportunities, what his players call "error control".

Gates is an inveterate doodler and the story is also told through his scribbles.

Holbein's deathly image mixes with his scribbles and clothes in an impressive conceptual entertainment.

Twombly is known for his scribbles, great looping calligraphies of white on black, of white on white – or, in the more recent Bacchus series, swoops of carmine three metres high.

Certain recognizable elements persist, despite Twombly's attempts to overwhelm them with the shuddering disruptions of his scribbles.

Victor Hugo apparently liked to do his scribbling in what Bruce calls, "a glass cage on his roof.

Even as Hitchens grew increasingly ill, he had himself helped out of bed so that he could sit at his desk to continue his scribbling.

His scribbling also adorns the walls and tool drawers: "Knives, Chisels and Bladey Things;" "Screws (Anybody);" and "Holes, Bits, Augers and Awl".

There are anecdotes about his precise memory of pitch, about his scribbling a concerto at the age of five, and about his gentleness and sensitivity (he was afraid of the trumpet).

If Mr. Bacanovic used more than one pen to do his scribbling, the "@60" might seem less likely to be an effort to fool investigators.