A flowering branch, like those in bird and flower prints, pokes into the blank space.
The rhymed verse of his earlier work evolved into the blank verse for which he was heralded.
Dawn swung her left arm forward, and cast Elmer head first into the blank gaze of the wind.
Rebus is as gruffly mischievous as ever, and the novel ends in a cliffhanger scene with his arch-enemy that will have readers gasping into the blank space that follows.
He spoke from a standing position, bent forward, hands set on the table, and often stared for long moments into the blank wall at the other end of the room.
So like many other landscape photographers, Carlton E. Watkins inserted properly exposed clouds from a different negative into the blank sky in a grand view of cliffs along the Columbia River in Oregon that he shot in 1867.
What is clear though is that 17 years after this LP was released Richard Hell and the Voidoids took one of this LP's songs - The Beat Generation - and turned it into The Blank Generation.
Second, Lennon's trick of etching little messages into the blank spaces between the takeout grooves at the ends of his records inspired me to do the same on Voyager.
Again, it reminded me intensely of De Niro's Travis Bickle trying to call Cybill Shepherd on a payphone in a public building and the shot afterwards meandering out into the blank hallway.
The thing is this you could easily substitute the names Iraq and Saddam Hussein into the blank spaces above without missing a propaganda beat and attribute it to President Bush.
The big galleries of the 1949 building were then cut up for individual tenants, and windows were cut into the blank facades, sharply undercutting the dignity of the structure.
