Sentence examples for originally illustrated from inspiring English sources
They were originally illustrated by Pauline Baynes.
The article was originally illustrated with a picture of Elna Baker taken by Rebecca Adler Rotenberg but has been taken down at the request of the photographer.
He was a cartoonist as well as a writer, and I grew up with a copy of the alphabet he originally illustrated for his kids.
The path ahead looks anything but smooth.Editor's note: This story was originally illustrated by a cartoon that combined the Star of David with the Congressional seal.
It will, sadly, be some time before their work is recognised and the perception of their countries changed.Note: This blogpost was originally illustrated with a photograph of a young British man on a night out in Mallorca.
The emblem carved in stone over the door symbolises the breadth of its interests and collections: taken from a 15th century woodcut of the interactions of the four elements of the world which originally illustrated a 6th century text by Isidore of Seville, which in turn quoted from a 4th century text by St Ambrose.
For all activities, differences between Baseline and Historical recall indicated that respondents were more likely to omit activities that were reported in Year 0 than to report activities that were not originally reported, illustrated by the consistently higher numbers in the "Yes/No column" than the No/Yes column.
Rowling originally handwrote and illustrated six copies of the book as thank-yous to people closely involved with the Harry Potter books.
Curious George is a mischievous fictional monkey in a children's book series originally written and illustrated by Margret and HA Rey.
B. toomansis is the species originally described and illustrated by Berkeley and Broome.
It wasn't his first, but American Gods feels like his first proper novel; previous outings had been Neverwhere, which was essentially a novelisation of his own screenplay for a BBC TV production whose budget never quite matched his imagination, and Stardust, a slight (though satisfying) fairytale originally conceived as an illustrated book with the artist Charles Vess.
