Sentence examples for some postcards of from inspiring English sources

Writer found some postcards of the giant rolls, and bought a bunch.

If you're in the mood, you can make a stop at Johnny's for some postcards of Tarawa, because no one has made one of Fanning Island yet.

For the wordless, formless, expectant citizens of tomorrow, here are some postcards of all that matters today: *Minutes after terrorists slam jet planes into the towers of the World Trade Center, streams of harrowed humanity crowd the emergency stairwells, heading in two directions.

I bought some postcards of the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa, which sits right around the corner from the food court where I had lunch.

"Maybe what I can do is get some postcards made of Trevor and send them out to interested people… We may have to do that.

The writer bought some old postcards of Port Arthur at a seedy store, and visited the Pompeiian Villa, the pride of the Port Arthur Historical Society.

Her first exhibition was in 1973: at the time she was engaged in work including Dedicated to the Unknown Artists, a collection of some 300 postcards of the British coastline that were then categorised and logged – the result somehow capturing an enduring strain of romanticism in the British character.

This funny relationship film (I hesitate to call it a rom com) starts with some postcard shots of New York City, just like Woody Allen's masterpiece Manhattan.

Instead of an admission card, I was holding photocopies of some postcards, written in Yiddish and dated in the spring of 1912.

He showed some postcards from the turn of the century that had a Queen Anne house standing hedgeless on South Main Street.

Some four thousand vintage postcards of Niagara Falls, bought in thrift shops and online, are arranged in grids on the wall.