Sentence examples for postcards in which from inspiring English sources
A section devoted to Aleksandra Mir presents a series of 100 seemingly mundane tourist postcards, in which cheerful lettering advertising Venice is superimposed on photographs of other locales.
He could be rude on the pier, gawking at What the Butler Saw or buying saucy postcards in which breasts were confused with blancmange; he could buy chips, candy floss and silly trinkets he would never want at home; he could cram on silly hats, and the girls could wear skirts that whipped well above their knees in the wind.
The annotated edition reproduces the black-bordered postcard in which she mockingly announced the death of the DNA helix.
Around Caroline's birthday, Feb. 5, Ms. Carrera sent the postcard, in which she described the beauty of the San Joaquin Valley.
The main feature is about the F1 summer break that just ended, the team portrait is about Force India, and then there is the Paddock Postcard, in which among other things I mention the weather in this region.
| Insert | Rebecca Deatsman provides details on how the counts work in a guest post at Culture of Science.] Below you can read a Dot Earth "postcard" in which David Yarnold, the president of the society, recounts his experience counting bald eagles along the Hudson River during this year's count, which began on Dec. 14 and ends Thursday.
They dot the exhibition, alongside postcards home in which Kahn writes of long hours watching the changing light play across the stones.
The presentation echoed the artist's postcard collages, in which he added sharp geometric shapes to views of Paris.
Clicking on Wall Street, for example, yields a nine-postcard sequence in which Trinity Church's spire is gradually overshadowed by a forest of financial towers.
There is a four-level bookshelf in his toilet and the coffee comes in seaside postcard mugs, in which a woman with large breasts holds two watermelons.
A 17th-century lacquer writing box alludes to another classic, the "Tale of Ise," as does a postcard-size painting in which a two men sit with sprays of wisteria between them.
