Sentence examples for ran illustrations from inspiring English sources

For the Michigan State article, Stermer ran illustrations of all the principals dressed in M.S.U.

By way of illustration, let us consider our running example.

The New York Post ran an illustration on its cover of Manigault being dragged from the executive mansion.

Art director Peter Palazzo ran an illustration of the New Yorker's monocled Victorian icon, Eustace Tilley, but swathed him in a mummy's shroud.

Days after Diana Natalicio became president of the University of Texas at El Paso in 1988, the first woman to hold that job, a local newspaper ran an illustration of her as Wonder Woman.

"Is it just me, or does Barack Obama seem different since health care passed?" wrote Peter Beinart in The Daily Beast, which, like The Financial Times, ran an illustration portraying the gangly president as a newly bulked-up Superman.

One Polish news magazine was so incensed that it ran an illustration of Angela Merkel in a concentration camp whose finer message (that the drama was Merkel's fault? That anyone can play fast and loose with the truth?) was a bit muddy but whose sentiment came across loud and clear.

He did commercial pen-and-ink and scratchboard illustrations, and ran a business providing advertising illustrations; he also did wood engravings and linocuts for books.

The San Bernardino Sun ran a lavish illustration bearing the appellation "Inland Empire" in 1920, featuring cities from Upland and Ontario in the west to Beaumont and Banning in the east.

Look ran an article, with illustrations, under the headline "Your Money Bought These Paintings".

If there was an artistic style that came to represent the movement more than any that would probably be Emory Douglas' illustrations, which ran in the Black Panther Party's newspaper.