Sentence examples for quill as from inspiring English sources

Tice made illustrations for little magazines like Rogue and The Quill, as well as Vanity Fair and the city's newspapers (including The New York Times).

Overall, the portrait depicts a middle age professional man, possibly a merchant, a banker or an account keeper of some sorts, posing in his study with the attributes of his status and occupation, book, ink, quill as well as his upper class attire, clearly represented.

Use the tool to grab the quill as near to the skin as possible.

You could even push the skin down around the quill, as long as you are careful not to break the quill or cause too much pain to the injured person.

He sees the stories generated by Narrative Science's programme, Quill, as a way of augmenting and personalising news, of making it relevant to individual needs.

To capitalise on Quill as a business venture a fellow Infolab researcher, Kris Hammond, started Narrative Science, a firm based in Chicago.

Remove the quills as soon as possible after the injury occurs.

The Online Film Critics Association picked "Billy Elliot" as best film and Geoffrey Rush, in "Quills," as best actor; Ms. Roberts and Ellen Burstyn, in "Requiem for a Dream," tied for best actress.

And for her delightful Table of Feathers from 2007, she coated a tabletop with erect quills: as if flights of fancy were pouring from the sky and our only hope of capturing them was the written word.

Hold the quill at 45 degrees, as you would a fountain pen.

Use a powerful, rapid motion to pull the quill out as firmly and quickly as possible.