Sentence examples for panels picture from inspiring English sources

Christa Maiwald's two embroidered panels picture a young man surrounded and nourished by morning glories.

PROFILE of Charles Prendergast, artist, and the greatest living maker of incised gesso panels, picture frames and chests.

The New Yorker, July 27 , 1946P. 24 PROFILE of Charles Prendergast, artist, and the greatest living maker of incised gesso panels, picture frames and chests.

By Hamilton Basso The New Yorker, July 27 , 1946P. 24 PROFILE of Charles Prendergast, artist, and the greatest living maker of incised gesso panels, picture frames and chests.

By Hamilton Basso The New Yorker, August 3, 1946 P. 28 PROFILE of Charles Prendergast, artist, and the greatest living maker of incised gesso panels, picture frames and chests.

Of course, modern electronics have made the post-1973 dash a virtual cornucopia of data -- from door-ajar warning lights to electronic maps -- compared with the simple panels pictured in "Dashboards".

Many of the narrative scenes capture the pangs of love with text like, "You're such a time destroyer" and "I keep dreaming about you" accompanying panels picturing wistful characters.

In her three-panel picture, it snakes through villages and around olive groves and disappears over hills.

The best work is the most straightforward: David Hilliard's two-panel picture of an outdoor reader distracted by the sight of a downy woodpecker, and Neeta Madahar's view of a shopping-mall-style array of well-attended feeders outside the window of her Massachusetts home.

A vast four-panel picture of various kinds of monsters devouring one another also suggests the near-visionary scope of Haring's imagination, but most of the other paintings are charming, simple images like that of a big dog-headed man beating up two little men or of little blue men cavorting above the truncated neck of a headless giant.

On Nov. 21, The Times published a four-panel picture on Page 1 that extended over two columns and ran some 12 inches from the masthead more than halfway down the page showing President Bush trying to exit a meeting with reporters in Beijing -- through a locked door.