Sentence examples for postcards from a from inspiring English sources
Wire described 2010's Postcards from a Young Man as "one last shot at mass communication".
Over my computer, I've got six postcards from a project called Yeats in Love, by Irish artist Annie West.
The opera comes to a climax in Act II when Julietta, looking at postcards from a memory vendor, imagines the sojourns she and Michel have shared.
Yesterday's Afternoon Play: Postcards from a Cataclysm (Radio 4) had an ambitious setting - 45 minutes before an asteroid strikes earth – and structure.
Scatty, funny and brisk, it reads like a series of postcards from a posh, dotty relative and then – quite by stealth – becomes completely heartbreaking.
At Saxelby Cheesemongers, on the Lower East Side, the signs are jotted down, like postcards from a vacationing friend, in Anne Saxelby's own handwriting, and the descriptions seem to capture her winsome, Midwestern sense of enthusiasm in real time.
A postcard from a higher intelligence; a valentine from a super-sexy future.
Dr. Ezekiel shows off a postcard from a student in Sri Lanka.
My husband won my heart by sending a witty postcard from a film shoot in Hawaii.
This postcard, from a world so much smaller and more traditional than ours, is curiously affecting and rawly authentic.
By John Lithgow November 24, 2016 Several years ago, I received a postcard from a friend who was travelling in Scotland.
