Sentence examples for pictorial map from inspiring English sources
London : Pictorial Map Ltd, 1960.
A pictorial map of Alaska : the 49th State... / drawn and published by Ernest Dudley Chase.
A pictorial map honoring the United Nations, mounted on cloth and intended for schools.
John Held Jr., who created the Jazz Age Flapper, was a master of the humorous pictorial map.
Boyer's "Frontline" piece has a companion that includes streaming audio of Rafael Perez's confession and a pictorial map of the trail of evidence and key players.
The grandfather, Matthew, is a painter who has been working for years on an enormous canvas: a pictorial map, which shows in detail the family's estate and a strictly defined area surrounding it.
Alongside book illustration and designs for everything from stamps to jam labels, Max created fabulous pictorial maps, their lettering rendered with brushes, pencils and compasses.
The collection reflects a variety of persuasive tools: allegorical, satirical and pictorial mapping; selective inclusion or exclusion; unusual projections, graphics and text; and intentional deception.
From the Maggiolo Map, around 1527, the first to depict the New York region, to the city's computer-generated Nycmap, pictorial maps of New York have told as many stories as there are people who live there.
He has no illusions that his pictorial maps will be definitive of an area's cultural history: "If you memorize the things on these maps you won't be a cultured person.
Playful hand‑drawn pictorial maps by cartoonist Stephen Appleby and others – on such themes as London Utopia or featuring the Empire Windrush bobbing on the Thames – crop up with the regularity of Dot Cotton in EastEnders.
