Sentence examples for piece of ephemera from inspiring English sources

UDOVITCH -- What's your favorite piece of ephemera in the show?

It is unrealistic to save every piece of ephemera a child brings home.

It was for decades the most enduring piece of ephemera in New York City and is still among the most recognizable.

After a while, so do we, turning the page and returning the image to its natural state as a permanent piece of ephemera.

Menus, an introductory essay by the Jim Heimann says, are "an indicator of cuisine, a barometer of taste, and a highly sought piece of ephemera".

Nothing sells like the Titanic disaster, and the house will offer an evocative piece of ephemera from the ship — a life preserver, one of only six known to exist, found on the coast of Nova Scotia — as well as a second-class passenger list taken by a twelve-year-old survivor.

A powerful logo on some pieces of ephemera immediately caught my attention.

The collection includes interesting pieces of ephemera in a variety of formats.

He said he has collected more than 10,000 pieces of ephemera, 5,000 negatives and several thousand prints.

All in all the show will include about 200 works of art, objects and pieces of ephemera.

Interleaved into it are countless pieces of ephemera: postcards, telegrams, a map scribbled on a napkin from the Pronghorn Java coffee shop.