Sentence examples for postcards for the from inspiring English sources

Cue new postcards for the town.

The gorilla suit is worn by employees who wear signs identifying them as the restaurant's mascot, Gorry, and stand on the corner of Eighth Avenue and 38th Street distributing promotional postcards for the place, which is a few doors away.

He has also designed skateboards and postcards for the Paris design boutique Colette, and has directed music videos and designed album covers for Air, the Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth and Ol Dirty Bastardd.

By using the word "postcards" for the title of this lively collection of a dozen reports written between the summers of 2006 and 2008 (11 of which were published in The Atlantic), he seems to be alerting readers to expect vignettes rather than extended essays.

In the Alcatraz commissary, on two simple teak racks, Ai has provided pre-addressed postcards for the 5,000 tourists a day who traipse through the prison, inviting them to write to the crusaders languishing in jails like this one, or the one he found himself in just three years ago.

There are also free postcards for the taking.

Asked how the relevant data would be separated from the contents of postcards, for example, the spokesman said: "That would be something the postal services would need to address if they were requested to do so".

The scene looked like a postcard for the sport.

Call it a postcard for the new millennium.

That work, which hangs in the National Gallery, remains the top-selling postcard for the institution.

Following are excerpts from an e-mail exchange with JT Fridsma, who designed the postcard for the musical "The Disorientation of Butterflies".