Sentence examples for the illustrations which from inspiring English sources

The author, Robert Lee Eskridge, had also done the illustrations, which I thought magnificent.

The illustrations which survive stand up as beautiful and highly accurate representations, so her observational powers were clearly very good.

We choose the illustrations, which are created by artists to complement specific articles and are overseen by our art director.

Reading the novel I found to be quite easy, the writing flowed so nicely and is enjoyable alongside the illustrations which go along with them.

The illustrations, which are from the archives of health foundation the Wellcome Trust, demonstrate how much pain patients were expected to endure without anaesthetic when a tumour or other bodily issue was discovered.

There is a Yankee hardheadedness in the illustrations, which are set in and around a rural village and feature Ms. Watson's typical round little people with round heads, round noses, round bodies and apple cheeks.

But the court said the illustration, which listed the cost of the clothes and where they could be bought, wasn't necessarily an advertisement.

The first edition of the depicts the curved cutting instrument (A in the illustration), which averaged a little more than one foot in length, blade and handle included.

The researchers propose that sensory regions of the brain break experience into short chunks, as shown at the bottom of the illustration, which are then combined into longer and longer events by other brain regions, as seen at the top.

That this is what Lord Hale had in mind is borne out, and the question now under consideration is illuminated, by the illustration, which he evidently conceived to be pertinent, of a street opened to the public, in which case the assumed grant and resulting public right of use is very apparent.

The illustration, which represents a 2000-by-1400-kilometer area, may help searchers choose appropriate underwater vehicles to use in their continued hunt for the plane.