Sentence examples for put a drawing from inspiring English sources

A couple of weeks ago, The Economist put a drawing of Xi Jinping, the President of China, on its cover under a headline that said "The world's most powerful man".

He put a drawing of the Havana Centro Vasco on his Miami restaurant's business card, and he built a twenty-foot-wide scale model of it, furnished with miniature tables and chairs.

The gleaming stone read: NEGRO LEAGUES BASEBALL PITCHER AND MANAGER "BIG BILL" WILLIAM M. GATEWOOD 1881 1962 Instead of a hyphen between the years, they put a drawing of a baseball inside a glove, symbolizing Gatewood's passion for the game that they, too, had inherited.

The band's earlier iteration, Joy Division, borrowed its name from brothels in the concentration camps, in addition to putting a drawing of a Hitler Youth drummer on the cover of its 1978 debut EP, An Ideal for Living.

So one office could put out a drawing on the boardroom table and the other studios could mark up the drawings.

The movies allowed Ripley to offer his readers a kind of proof that he couldn't put in a drawing.

If you fill up the heart and do it every day for a week, your name will be put into a drawing.

If they had put a good drawing in the ad then people would be able to imagine themselves drawing something that isn't awful.

There are actual marketing hazards to making your book look too enjoyable — I wrote sixty-thousand-some words of prose, but because I threw in half a dozen cartoons and put a funny drawing on the cover, my would-be literary essays often get shelved in Graphic Novels or Humor.

To keep a room from being boring, you can put a simple painting, drawing or photo, framed with a subdued, solid color, on each wall if you want.

Indeed, many incumbents worry more about "being primaried," as they put it, drawing a primary challenge from within their own parties for being insufficiently orthodox.