Sentence examples for shape of a quill from inspiring English sources

On the introductory page of his 2007 inscription of "The Gettysburg Address," Mr. Fink penned the text of Lincoln's Nov. 19, 1863, call for a "new birth of freedom" on a Liberty Bell, with the clapper in the shape of a quill pen.

It was faded, yet stunning — though it wasn't quite a Dickensian tableau rendered by strokes of a quill.

The movie is filled with the persistent imagery of a quill daubed repeatedly in ink.

"The shape of a ship.

Think of the shape of a heart.

Give it a shape of a patty.

The name spinet may derive from the Latin spinae ("thorns"), perhaps reflecting the shape of the tiny quills or leather wedges that pluck the strings.

Draw a shape of an oval, sideways.

How this is done is quite beyond the comprehension of a quill-pen journalist.

A caterer made from a quill of a wild duck made it possible to collect pancreatic juice.

Find a white piece of paper and grab a quill.