Sentence examples for pictures illustrations from inspiring English sources

YONKERS Riverfront Library "Dickens, A Celebration in Pictures: Illustrations by the Children's Book Illustrators Group".

Since it was the beginning of the age of travel, discovery, and religious upheaval, the demand for maps, religious pictures, illustrations, and portraits was enormous.

"Stock Imagery" means pictures, illustrations and artwork that are (i) submitted to us on or after 1 September 2009 and are not Commissioned Contributions of pictures; or (ii) retrieved from existing internal or external collections and archives, and may have been used, published or transmitted, either by us or by another publisher, on occasions prior to the relevant use in our Licensed Products.

Material was presented in short passages of text supported by pictures, illustrations, and an animation supplemented with audio narration.

Power Point presentation with pictures illustrations as well as simulated blood losses on large gauze, 4X4 gauze.

They strongly preferred the education intervention to be given using the Spanish language, and liked pictures, illustrations and diagrams over written text.

A picture illustration on Aug. 11 with an article about the nonprofit organization charity: water misidentified the charitable organization for which Gebreselassie Berhe and Gebrehiwot Reta work.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Anatomy of the submandibular and sublingual spaces in the axial plane: picture illustration and T1-weighted MR image Open image in new window Fig. 2 Anatomy of the submandibular and sublingual spaces in the coronal plane: picture illustration and T2-weighted MR image.

Cover: Silhouettes of mobile users are seen next to a screen projection of Facebook logo in this picture illustration taken March 28 , 2018

In format, Hokusai's oeuvre from this period covers the gamut of ukiyo-e art: single-sheet prints, surimono, picture books and picture novelettes, illustrations to verse anthologies and historical novels, erotic books and album prints, and hand paintings and sketches.

And then there is "Princess Tales," adapted by Grace Maccarone and illustrated by Gail de Marcken, which enlivens the stories with rhymes, seek-and-find pictures, busy illustrations and unusual settings.