Sentence examples similar to illustrated mark from inspiring English sources

The connection to history is marked by a flagpole and an illustrated sign with historical photographs, amenities paid for with a $50,000 government earmark.

"Browns is such an important part of anyone who loves and adores fashion," said the former model Yasmin LeBon, who posed for the photographer Paulo Roversi in a Ralph Lauren skirt (with her upper body naked) for the illustrated book that marks the birthday moment.

He illustrated Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court".

As if on cue, to curb my wayward thoughts, last week I received in the mail a copy of a little book put out by an English firm called User design and titled "Punctuation..?" It's thirty-five pages long, with illustrated examples of twenty-one punctuation marks, including guillemets (French quotation marks; not to be confused with guillemots, which are auks), arranged in alphabetical order.

Moreover, a ligature may only be primary ligature or a combination of primary and secondary ligatures (dots and diacritical marks), different examples being illustrated in Fig. 4. We employ connected component labeling on each line of text to extract the ligatures irrespective of type (primary or secondary).

Nowhere is this change better illustrated than in the video above, released to mark the Belt and Road Initiative forum in Beijing in May.

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED currently boasts nearly 3.15 million print subscribers.

Several new books mark the anniversary of his death, including an elegant illustrated volume by Catherine Camus, one of his twin children and custodian of her father's estate.The reader in search of literary criticism, or even the origins of absurdist thought, will not find it in the three new biographies.

But his collaboration on "The Strange Library" — a fairy tale that reads at times like a grim blend of Kafka and Lewis Carroll, with a touch of whimsical erudition in the vein of "The Phantom Tollbooth" (the subtitle of the illustrated Japanese edition, published in 2005, is "a fantasy for adults") — marks the first time he's illustrated an entire book front-to-back.

The conservative French daily Le Figaro set up an Internet page called "In search of a president" with an illustrated time line of events leading up to a large white square with a question mark in the middle.

An illustrated history.