Sentence examples for sketch offering from inspiring English sources

InVision's new Studio design tool goes toe-to-toe with Adobe Photoshop and Sketch, offering designers a way to both create and edit their work and then seamlessly send it into the InVision cloud for collaboration.

Swiss artist Christo Dagarov has been producing hypersurreal sketches for years, offering viewers a glimpse into his rich world of multilayered skylines and lips that act as portals into whole new worlds.

After the publicity, it was pulled from sale, but now a private collector is offering a sketch of the same model for what you'll surely agree is a bargain price of £4,000.

I'd welcome a broadening of their subject range, but this is still a fun hour of unpleasant comedy, and the sketch in which Ed Easton offering a pint to Kath Hughes spirals into an epic Gothic dumbshow of a season in hell is one for the annals.

On Monday Swann Galleries in New York sold a cel of Snow White giggling with Bashful for $10,800, and on Nov. 24 Christie's in London is offering a sketch of hostile trees trying to ensnare Snow White (the estimate is about $11,000) and a surreal proposal for a purplish checkerboard dance floor at Cinderella's ball (about $8,000).

The report sketches three options without offering specifics or picking a favorite.

He sees how genius sits in a fortunate network, offering character sketches of Sinatra's arrangers, who were as essential to Sinatra's art as George Martin's production was to the Beatles.

In offering us a sketch of Shakespeare's life, Pennington provides an abundance of insight.

The "right roots" activists are rallying around politicians who are promising to shrink government without offering any plausible sketch of how to do it.

"The U.S. represents the biggest cyclical risk within a structurally O.K. story," he said, offering a thumbnail sketch of the economic backdrop.

I realize that what I'm offering here is the sketch of an ideal.