Sentence examples for postcard it from inspiring English sources

Trim and flat as a postcard, it would see her through lunch.

Exquisite and not much larger than a postcard, it is an extraordinary addition to an extraordinary show.

KEEPING CONVERSATIONS PRIVATE An e-mail is like a postcard — it can be easy for others to read.

Perhaps if Madrid looked more like a picture postcard it would not be one of the most affordable large cities in Europe.

He tells her that he had brought a woman from the housing committee home with him, & that when he opened the door there was her postcard It kept him pure he told her.

Not any postcard it should be said, more a postcard-sized work of art from artists ranging from Grayson Perry, Paula Rego and Jeremy Deller to photographer David Bailey, architect Zaha Hadid and fashion designers Sir Paul Smith and Christopher Bailey.

When not employed for a music cruise, the ship is called the Celebrity Silhouette; judging from the attractive, silver-haired people depicted in the mellow, uncrowded scene on its promotional postcards, it serves an older, affluent community.

It was still in business, though under a new owner, and the postcards it produced looked very different indeed.

Studying old postcards, it had always appeared rather dowdy to me.

(This might remind one of "Postcards": "It TWIRLED UP!") Her second and third husbands both squandered away her fortune.

Until then, moblogging is a quick, simple way to share your personal postcards; it's cheaper, too, given the price of stamps these days.