Sentence examples for postcard show from inspiring English sources

At a recent postcard show in Clark, N.J., Mr. Wayne pointed out a man who claimed to own a million cards.

The postcard shows a view from inside the cavern: we see the blue sky outside.

"The traffic jam postcard showing sheep blocking a road and Pearse Street [in central Dublin] today".

One postcard shows Asian peasants working in paddy fields in the shadow of Big Ben.

A Los Angeles postcard shows California's four seasons as Earthquakes, Riots, Mudslides and Fires.

One was a postcard showing the twin towers with a handwritten message: "They are missing.

Once, she also brought back a postcard showing New York City at night: "I thought, Let's see how they interpret this.

A mother precipitated a small international crisis in Central America by buying a postcard showing a view of a Colombian town, and not mailing it….

Another postcard shows the lush, verdant gardens owned by Marcel's uncle, grounds that became the model for Swann's estate.

One picture – I think it was a hand-tinted postcard – showed a street littered with horse dung, where a few small boys stood in a cobbled gutter.

Not blacks alone were killed: one postcard showing two Italian immigrants hanged in 1910 carries the inscription, "Labor agitators lynched during the cigar makers' strike, Tampa Fla".