Sentence examples for into a postcard from inspiring English sources

It's so idyllic it feels like stepping into a postcard sent by your grandmother.

And then there was Evie, the most beloved, who had transubstantiated into a postcard from Reno.

An image of Ms. Jones doing just that was turned into a postcard sold at Paula Deen stores.

In this regard, the game is a triumph; practically any frame could be turned into a postcard.

Soon the river comes into view, dissolving into a postcard version of Manhattan, and it makes the wind off the water sting just a little less.

If you see something you want to use as desktop wallpaper, or convert into a postcard or whatever, you can probably do it.

RECENTLY, a couple of tourists walked into a postcard-worthy pub in the West of Ireland, complete with a fieldstone fireplace, and asked for two pints of Guinness.

Like when you're slouched into the backseat of a cab crossing the Williamsburg Bridge, half-asleep with your best friend's head on your shoulder, and the Manhattan skyline comes into view -- a postcard against a sheet of blues and purples.

An app enables pen pals to share photos with each other, and the photos can be made into a digital postcard sent via email or a printed postcard ordered online.

Sometimes Mr. Josephson thrust his own hand, holding a postcard, into the field of vision.

If you can squash your reasons for loving Teesside into the size of a postcard, and do so artistically rather than in writing, this sounds like the competition for you.