Sentence examples for one scroll from inspiring English sources

And the names are impressive: the painter Sakai Hoitsu signed one scroll, the printmaker Kitagawa Utamaro, the other.

One scroll here refers to a messianic figure, "the Son of God," and seems to anticipate the Annunciation in Luke.

One scroll was peeled apart into many fragments; the other dried up and then, like a disaster in slow motion, split apart into more than three hundred pieces.

Scrolls has resources but no resource cards, instead letting you sacrifice one Scroll per turn for either a permanent increase in your resource pool, or two more Scrolls.

1080P HD straight into the living room, iOS7's control panel makes AirPlay one scroll and click away.

It's the equivalent of picking your way through your calendar app, your weather app and your news app to cobble together the shape of your day — all in one scroll of a wheel.

Nuance, difference, and complexity evaporate as one scrolls through these endless feeds, vaguely hoping to find something new or important but mostly resigned to variations on familiar themes.

But the more one scrolls through the endlessly updated annals of high-net-worth individuals trying and utterly failing not to look gauche, the more it seems that their money is not especially liberating.

That means they're counted even if they're at the bottom of a web page and no one scrolls down to see them.

While it is true that one scrolls to the bottom of an article to see what people are saying about the topic in question, a comment section is simply not a good way to find that out — and not only are there better ways, but there are few worse.

Although audience members could text questions to the panel anonymously, the ones scrolling across two giant screens (yes, this was some seriously high-tech church) were universally tame, centering on political lobbying, leveraging resources, personal actions, and replicating the neighborhood/community school model.