Sentence examples for illustrated articles from inspiring English sources

And yet, as hundreds of published, illustrated articles and photo-features as well as several books testify, I have never given up my efforts to combine words and images as a professional'.

A poster showing Voltaire's bust with a je suis Charlie black band (pictured) illustrated articles and appeared on social media, and he was name-checked by fans as varied as Boris Johnson and Banksy.

The contents comprised vividly written and profusely illustrated articles; because the system of article arrangement was obscure, much of the success of the work as a reference tool resulted from its splendidly contrived index, which remains a model of its kind.

Dirty Dumb Eyes collects drawings, illustrated articles and comics that Lisa did for different magazines and blogs.

The edition (which combines the Bible's full text with illustrated articles on the Scripture's relationship to Africa, African-Americans and the black church) is a new publication of the American Bible Society in Manhattan.

By Vicky Raab November 12, 2008 In the course of human events, newspapers occasionally sell like hotcakes in Gotham, as they did last Wednesday, the day after Obama was elected, and in the summer of 1835, when the original incarnation of the New York Sun, then a populist, abolitionist penny paper, ran a series of sensational illustrated articles masquerading as "scientific".

Thank you for Nicolai Ouroussoff's insightful and beautifully illustrated article about the terrible neglect of this country's wonderful cities ["How the City Sank," Oct. 9].

Today, our colleagues on the Lens blog have a haunting and beautifully illustrated article about Parks, his work and the brief, full and quietly triumphant life of Richard Fontenelle.

Because it has precious little to do with the pretty women sitting on beaches with their eyes closed who are usually used to illustrate articles on the subject.

Published in periodicals devoted to child welfare, his images of child laborers, illustrating articles describing deplorable working conditions, did much to arouse awareness of and action to improve conditions for underage workers.

To illustrate Article I of the Bill of Rights, with its guarantee of free speech, he drew a screaming eagle perched on a soap box.