Sentence examples for make a graphic from inspiring English sources

"You can direct hair up from the root for a sleek chignon or topknot, or use them to make a graphic imprint on shorter sculpted or gelled styles".

But what put Mr. Hart Dyke in Britain's headlines was that the dozens of paintings and watercolors on display at the Mount Street Galleries offered unprecedented glimpses into the world of the Secret Intelligence Service, commonly known as S.I.S. or MI6, which has never before permitted an outsider to make a graphic record of its hidden world.

The fifth pillar was instruction in strategies designed to boost comprehension, such as learning to summarize or make a graphic representation of a text.

The Week-End outdoor collection of seats and tables in black, burgundy, blue, yellow or white by Studio Brichetziegler for Petite Friture showcases horizontal and vertical slats highlighting full and empty spaces, which make a graphic, expressive and colorful statement.

Gretchen, having been raised in the Southwest, wants to make a graphic interpretation of her mother's sun bonnet.

I'm trying to make a graphic representation of that feeling, of being a detached self haunting one's own body.

Knits or trim blouses and skirts were worked with horizontal stripes or a diagonal checks, making a graphic statement impregnated with the Duchess of Windsor's style.

The company recently made a graphic novel version of Joyce's masterwork available from its App Store, but only after the creators, Rob Berry and Josh Levitas, agreed to make it less, um, graphic.

In another case, the report said, an agent leading a seminar on evidence gathering made a graphic joke that was sexually and racially tinged about an airport search of Oprah Winfrey, the talk-show host.

In the debate over that measure, right after Chris Smith, of New Jersey, made a graphic anti-choice speech, Jackie Speier, a California congresswoman, had her turn: "You know, I had really planned to speak about something else, but the gentleman from New Jersey has just put my stomach in knots".

Lau Barrios, a fellow with MPower Change – a grassroots organization that organizes Muslim Americans – along with others in the coalition's digital working group made a graphic of Huseman's quote to make it easily shareable on social media while ALIGN edited a video of the full exchange.