Sentence examples similar to picture anthology from inspiring English sources

Their Reading With Pictures Anthology has a relatively diffuse focus, especially compared with some of the titles I described in Part 1 of this post, but it has a host of well-known (in the comics world) contributors, and no one gets sent to the principal for pushing a Smarties Are Cool / Librarians Rock message.

An article and an accompanying picture caption last Sunday about the horror movie anthology "The ABCs of Death" misspelled the surname of the director of the "Y Is for Youngbuck" segment.

Over at 3QuarksDaily, Richard Eskow has found a more creative, and perhaps productive, use for Google Voice: He's amassed his messages from loved ones, co-workers, and strangers into "LOVE BEGINS A PICTURE: An Anthology of Google Voice Transcriptions Formatted and Annotated As Poetry".

His picture is in an anthology of the ads, he said, in case I don't believe him.

The Gotham's ground floor is a veritable cave of paper, bound floor to ceiling in anthologies, novels, picture books, magazines, reference collections and nonfiction, each stacked or shelved according to subjects that are announced by tattered signs dangling overhead.

"This is a wildly over the top anthology of disaster pictures old and new, and Emmerich isn't above recycling other people's ideas," writes out own Peter Bradshaw.

This is a wildly over the top anthology of disaster pictures old and new, and Emmerich isn't above recycling other people's ideas.

As well as her seven collections for adults, marked by their accessibility, lightness of touch and emotional depth, Duffy also writes poetry and picture books for children, edits anthologies, and has written a number of well-received plays.

He went on: "Sometimes going through the galleries I think of the pictures as poems in an anthology but I do constantly reflect on the often unappealing purposes they served or ideas they were made to support; to say nothing of the people who commissioned them or for whose delight they were made … equivalent reflections are rare when one reads".

Plus Michael Morpurgo on his motivation to make his touching, upsetting and honest anthology of words and pictures to mark the centenary of the conflict: Only Remembered.

An anthology of stories, songs and pictures about sharing and gratitude.