Sentence examples similar to miniature script from inspiring English sources
Also noteworthy are several other early Carolingian gospel books in which important headings are written in gold uncials; the books, done on purple-dyed skins, are illuminated with miniatures and use Carolingian script for their main text.
To step into a medieval manuscript into its script, its miniatures, its marginal decoration, its scribbles, its little monsters and unexpected grotesques, its tears and signs of use is to probe definitions of painted image and written word that differ markedly from our own today.
Inglis (a translation according to the Scottish usage of her father's name, Langlois, meaning English) specialized in writing miniature books in literally minuscule scripts in which some letters were as small as 1 mm (.039 inch) high.
Yet his work on the script was still in miniature, an organised expression of teeming thoughts and impulses with his voice barely raised and his eyes on the text.
The triumph of "I Love Lucy" was due to skillfully written scripts -- each like a miniature two-act play -- and the brilliant ensemble playing of Ball's supporting cast: the immortal Vivian Vance and William Frawley.
After six months working on the script we ended up with a miniature about childhood.
"The script was read, storyboards reviewed, and physical puppets and miniatures gawked at.
There are textiles and miniatures, tiles and musical instruments, and moralistic Iranian pottery from the 10th-century, including a plate with calligraphic script that reads: "Beware of the imbecile: do not socialise with him".
Printers manufactured miniature paper and wood theaters with accurate sets and costumed actors dangling on wires, footlights that burned gas or oil, and scripts for children to memorize.
