Sentence examples for sketching something from inspiring English sources

I could watch him for hours, explaining something, sketching something out.

You'd quietly start sketching something in a notebook, not sure what it was, but you'd let inspiration guide you and then — woop! — turns out you'd drawn a squiggly alligator with a cockeyed approach.

Newey is not interested in video games, but the abstraction of the idea appealed to him, and he spent a happy weekend sketching something that looked a little like a dragonfly, with encased wheels instead of wings, as well as a vacuum pump that would suck the chassis toward the pavement when cornering.

As Carol Rosenberg, of the Miami Herald, reported, "Protecting their use of pens was particularly relevant, he argued, before the prison declares, 'They've got to write in crayon.' " Crayons and pictures of vacuum cleaners can be good ways to fill the time; they are less helpful in sketching something that looks like justice.

Late one morning, I found him in the kitchen, sipping espresso and sketching something for the concrete-mixing plant that is part of the sculpture's ongoing maintenance; he was working on a Post-it with a Sharpie, wishing he had a Bic.

Writing Instrument Holder -- "I use black felt pens and Sharpie's when I'm sketching something larger.

Andrew Jackson sketched something that Greenberg is forced to label "a military hat or possibly a tombstone".

He can sketch something by hand and then refine it on the screen, or do it the other way around.

Darwin first sketched something treelike in his notebook in 1837, in an attempt to explain how life evolved on Earth.

Tracks are easily built and tweaked, so you can peck away at a musical idea for months or sketch something in a matter of minutes.

A sculpture on the hill shows Lane at work, and stone tables and chairs beckon you to take a seat and sketch something yourself.