Sentence examples similar to sky prints from inspiring English sources

Especially not that gorgeous museum gift-shop one that's black on the outside and has a sunny sky printed on the inside and costs the same as fifty normal umbrellas.

On Sunday, Jiwon Park sent out charming wrapped blouses with butterfly sleeves in opulent teal and sky-blue prints, mixing them with cropped cargo pants and beaded denim miniskirts.

Consider the Sky Watch chart printed in this newspaper on Sundays.

Grimmers: "My first personal stereo was a Boots own brand model which I got for Christmas in 1992 - I only owned two albums at that point (Divine Madness and Queen's Greatest Hits II) but I did tape a lot of songs off the radio" texavery: "A freshly taped copy of De la souls 3 feet high and rising and U2's under a blood red sky are indelibly printed in my mind when I think of personal stereos".

After positive reaction to his spring collaboration with Alejandro Ingelmo, he gave sky-high stature and prints another go around in his fall 2011 collection.

The commission said in its ruling it had "investigated whether the merged company would be able to foreclose competing newspaper publishers by offering mixed bundles of subscriptions to Sky and News Corp's print, online or tablet-based newspapers".

It began at roughly 2 30 p.m. and concluded shortly after 5. Woods made no comment to any of the news media members following him: camera crews from ESPN and Sky TV and one print reporter.

Bohnchang Koo's oversize photographs appear to be immense skies and oceans printed on paper so flecked with age marks that the image and nature itself might be slowly succumbing to time.

The 39-year-old also made sure to mix things up with her accessories, pairing the dress with sky-high leopard print heels and bangles.

The result was a show where tailoring was in richly colored suede, the deep blue of an African sky; where jacquard stripes, cracked prints and mirror embroidery, resuscitated from the 1970s, brought pattern and texture; and where the bared back in a sweep-the-floor sundress competed with the current "onesies" for a cheekily covered-up look.

His breakthrough work was "Book from the Sky" (1987-91), a work of printed calligraphy using an entirely invented script.