Sentence examples for illustration to make from inspiring English sources

From Lancaster County, Penn., Wolpert dropped out of the esteemed Carnegie Mellon University, where he was studying computer illustration, to make it in music.

If technology has given us a platform like the various Facebook and Twitter threads surrounding Edel's illustration to make our arguments heard, then maybe there is hope for the future of the industry after all.

Each should end with a circle for the hand (follow the illustration to make the position for the sketched hands).

Using plain language and colorful illustrations to make dry material interesting, this is a dictionary for the average man or woman.

It will carry details of how to learn to punt, drop‐kick and place‐kick, with illustrations to make learning these skills easy.

(It was also a canny fight against being confined to black and white illustrations – to make its point, it had to be printed in colour).

Her company has identified the 10,000 most academically relevant words in the English language, and they use Hollywood illustrations to make them unforgettable.

Where Tufte includes the illustrations to make a normative point, he also begins to outline a systematic history of data visualization.

A better response to such a question: "Let me elaborate on that earlier idea a little further... .. Then either paraphrase what you said earlier or add further details or illustrations to make your earlier comments clearer.

He said that it was an illustration used to make his argument clear and that he gave figures only "when I am speaking to a political leader or policy maker who says that in order to sell his message, he absolutely must have some number".

The task we have in front of us is how to go away from using art as an illustration tool (to make something visible) or a propaganda tool (to be used by politicians) and instead make art people can use.