Sentence examples for imaginary plants from inspiring English sources

In hundreds of felt-tip pen drawings of imaginary plants and trees, or scores of abstractions composed of tiny arrows or vaguely architectural diagrams, he demonstrates a playful graphic ingenuity.

"Prague-Gnosis," the smaller display, juxtaposes the work of two Czechs: delicate imaginary plants and flowers by Anna Zemankova (1908-1986), worke work can also be seen at Phyllis Kind and the "ABCD" exhibition, and the more sweetly naive watercolors of Jindrich Vik (1899-1980).

They will be given a seed taken from an imaginary plant that is believed to be the last of its species.

Some volunteers did innocuous things: (1) hammering an imaginary nail on a block of wood, (2) using a rock to smash a (rubber) nut, (3) using a spray bottle to mist an imaginary plant, (4) using a rubber knife to cut a (cardboard) loaf of bread, and (5) smacking a hand broom against a table to shake out dust.

He adds that AR can be put to much more co-operative and educative uses: letting people leave virtual treasure trails, or plant imaginary gardens together using the Facebook app Farmville, for example.

"You could draw on the borough's strengths and have art stalls run by local galleries and the Brooklyn Museum," Mr. Kent said, gesturing at his imaginary agora, "and plant and flower stands run by local nurseries and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden".

One year after the scandalous Crandall Canyon mining disaster in Utah, the truth is that dirty coal is still extracted, stripmined, trucked, trained, processed, and burned in a daily violation of our environment and communities--and this is before it ever reaches an imaginary "clean coal" plant.

They cover about 290 square miles and depict creatures, plants and imaginary beings, as well as geometric designs.

The Nazca lines are huge figures depicting living creatures, stylised plants and imaginary figures scratched on the surface of the ground between 1,500 and 2,000 years ago.

The lines, depicting animals, stylised plants and imaginary figures were declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1994.

The transfer functions of the plant are converted into real and imaginary parts at the frequency.