Sentence examples for illustrations and commentary from inspiring English sources

Now, Sophie Blackall picks up where Tennyson left off in "Missed Connections: Love, Lost & Found" (Workman Publishing), a witty, wistful collection of illustrations and commentary that originated on her blog and found their way into a charming little book.

What about the tension between Sacco's illustrations and the speech bubbles and commentary whose neutrality Meyer finds so welcome?

"Amelia Earhart: Image and Icon," a handsomely designed album of their teamwork as self-promoters — portraits, press clippings, ads, and illustrations — was published two years ago, with notes and commentary by the editors, Kristen Lubben and Erin Barnett, and essays by Butler and Susan Ware.

There are thousands of editions of the Haggadah, each with its own illustrations, commentaries, and records of regional customs, though the main body of text has been kept intact since around the second century C.E.

In 1908, Edmund Dulac produced an edition of Shakespeare's Comedy of The Tempest with a scholarly plot summary and commentary by Arthur Quiller-Couch, lavishly bound and illustrated with 40 watercolour illustrations.

Many of the exchanges used as illustrations in this paper can be observed directly in videoed lessons, available with transcripts and commentary at http://www.readingtolearn.com.au, and on the website of the NSW Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards (http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/7-10-literacy-numeracy/).

Afterward, there were speeches and commentary.

Are soup dumplings enough of a text to withstand all this commentary and commentary on the commentary?

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