Sentence examples for one drawing of from inspiring English sources

One drawing of a flame-haired vixen (on the cover of Mr. Nadel's booklet) seems to nod to Egon Schiele, another master of jumpy, schizoid line.

When asked if there was one particular shit post that stuck with him after all his research, Kelly who is assuredly the world's greatest living expert on toilet graffiti chuckled and said yes. "There was one drawing of a penis that kind of had wings and it was playing the trumpet.

One drawing of William Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus dated 1595 shows contemporary costume mixed with costume à la romaine similar in design to the courtly work of Jones.

One drawing of a seated man by Caro, included in the Tate exhibition, has an annotation in the top right-hand corner by Moore, suggesting ways of giving the figure more weight.

And by carefully examining the circular rings around one drawing of the "helicopter," and by noting that there is no way that Leonardo would have envisioned that such a turning structure could have lifted the weight of four men (as is often imagined), Mr. Taddei concluded that the rings represent a spring.

Perspective was featured on the design sketches, either through written words, such as "birds-eye view" or "side-view," and/or through more than one drawing of a plane or through multiple templates.

David Bronstein, a Ukrainian-born grandmaster who played bold and intuitive chess, wrote one of the classics in chess literature and came within one draw of becoming world champion, died on Tuesday in Minsk, Belarus.

One draw of the Polish brothers' new paradigm is creative input and freedom, elements that ostensibly define independent American cinema, even if such intentions aren't always realized.

One draw of the hip young crowd is that Jimmy (Tasty J) Madla, chef and co-owner, is a former drummer for the Chicago alternative-rock band Veruca Salt.

The big, meaningful ones draw on the experience of a lifetime as well as on lots of moxie and luck.

The big, meaningful ones draw on the experience of a lifetime as well as lots of moxie and luck.