Sentence examples for painted a map from inspiring English sources

Google Flu Trends painted a map of the country in deep red and inspired a raft of terrifying predictions.

But she has painted a map of Walden Pond for a Thoreau lover on the Upper East Side, a leopard in the jungle on Park Avenue, a Viennese Art Moderne takeoff in the now-closed Canal Bar, and the English countryside, often.

All the while an artist, taking cues from the action onstage, paints a map of it throughout the show.

Indeed, a new generation of smartphones like the G1, with Android software developed by Google, and a range of Japanese phones now "augment" reality by painting a map over a phone-screen image of the user's surroundings produced by the phone's camera.

So she asked in 1936 for her Harper's Bazaar column, "Why don't you paint a map of the world on all four walls of your boys' nursery so they won't grow up with a provincial point of view?" Why not indeed?

If you were to paint a map of Greece today, the only color that'd be appropriate is black.

In 1963, a man named Jerry Gretzinger began sketching and painting a map for a fictional world, populated by land masses and buildings that originated in his mind.

He painted a rough map of the vineyards of France on one wall of his rented apartment, and never looked back.

The veterans project grew beyond the students, who are mostly in grades 6 through 8. Scott Rhoades, an art teacher, painted a black map of Connecticut with the names of all 612 veterans lettered in white on a school wall.

Dugan Nash, the only artist in the show not represented by CANADA, has painted a world map onto a mounted bowling ball that has land masses resembling Earth's own, but seemingly inverted and slightly distorted.

The backdrop is a pale blue, painted with a map of Yonkers, so Mr. Lapchick is tucked between Westchester and Crestwood Avenues, with Lincoln Circle creeping up to his kneepad.