Sentence examples for sampling of illustrations from inspiring English sources

Drawings of Harlem's legendary dances show Hirschfeld's line at its greatest: the Lindy Hop and the Boogie-Woogie carry the book from its Harlem pages to "Hirschfeld's Gallery of African American Legends," a sampling of illustrations from The New York Times.

During the early years of World War II, Coggins took a sampling of his war illustrations to Worthen Paxton, the art director of LIFE Magazine, who commissioned Coggins to produce a drawing of an imaginary coastal invasion of England.

Below is a sampling of Crane's sumptuous illustrations.

Authors wishing to present a proposal should write to the editorial department with a brief prospectus, including a description of the work and its intended audience, table of contents, introduction or sample chapter, expected length and number of illustrations, information on the schedule for completion of the manuscript, and a brief curriculum vitae.

See a sample of Iyer's illustrations of untranslatable words, below.

But what is unusual about this exhibition is that it breaks the conventional mould -- of only displaying the covers -- by also showing a selection of the actual supplied content, samples of texts and illustrations seen alongside the bindings.

Below, a sampling of Staples's collaboration with Tweedy: Illustration by Tom Bachtell.

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PORTFOLIO of illustrations by Kate Carew.

O'Brien's work features cleverly sampled and photoshopped illustrations of objects, animals, and children described using completely unrelated nouns.

The instruments discussed below as illustrations have been chosen to provide the widest-possible sampling of a vast selection.