Sentence examples similar to illustrated display from inspiring English sources

Between 1989 and 1993, for example, I had to approach my Manhattan PO box by a roundabout route, so that I could avoid Forbidden Planet comics and its illustrated window display of a sexy woman kissing a huge spider.

Create an illustrated timeline displaying your findings.

The artifacts that enliven the displays — illustrated manuscripts, maps, milestones, astrolabes developed to calculate the direction of Mecca, and plane tickets — reiterate both the commitment of Muslims over the centuries to fulfilling their religious obligations and the political reality that control over the holy sites in Saudi Arabia has long been synonymous with control over the Muslim world.

The trends exhibited by subsets of these electrodes (frontal, occipital/parietal), as a function of number of regions, are displayed in Figs.  5, 6 and 7. On each plot, the fraction of electrodes, in each group, that showed significant monotonic trend in the illustrated direction, is displayed in brackets.

For example, when the leaf category is selected, an illustration with illustrated definitions of leaf terms is displayed on the right (Fig.  16A).

(The Heckscher show displays several illustrated letters, at least one employing the watercolors).

"Nickelodeon's series is just one of a long run of spinoffs going back to the original first edition," said John Bidwell, the curator of an exhibition on Potter's illustrated letters currently on display at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York.

Through Nov. 2, "Plague in Gotham: Cholera in 19th-Century New York," an exhibition examining the epidemic beginning in 1832, featuring illustrated maps, portraits and displays of remedies.

Through June 28, "Plague in Gotham: Cholera in Nineteenth-Century New York," an exhibition examining the epidemic in New York beginning in 1832, featuring illustrated maps, portraits and displays of remedies.

Mr. Chase said he has no documentation as to which came first — the hat on display or the illustrated one in "The Cat in the Hat".

As ever, Anderson's world is created like the most magnificent full-scale doll's house; his incredible locations, interiors and old-fashioned matte-painting backdrops sometimes give the film a look of a magic-lantern display or an illustrated plate from a book.