Sentence examples for the postcards of from inspiring English sources

But there is little evidence in the postcards of the extent to which the falls themselves have changed physically over time, either through erosion or human intervention.

Art is signified by the postcards of historic paintings and sculptures dotting walls that ambiguously evoke wood paneling, wallpaper and pegboard.

The cement trucks will roll up and spin their bellies, the jackhammers will rattle, and after a while the postcards of the new skyline will be available for purchase.

Several of these suits, far right, are seen in the postcards of Worth Fashions, found at the Museum of the City of New York at 25 cents each, some of which were photographed last week as Central Park burst into bloom.

The museum is a treasure trove, with dozens of examples of rare Roman writing on thin sheets of wood (the postcards of the day), with missives from home ranging from the practical: "New underpants and socks are on the way," to the heart-rending: "Farewell, brother, most dear to your Secundus".

The Windmill Theatre, the postcards of Donald McGill and the Daily Mirror's strip cartoon about the scantily clad showgirl Jane are the 'naughty but nice' elements of that nostalgic cluster of images representing a lost national identity and innocence that hover around the Second World War.

That was one of the postcards on my wall.

To Glass's surprise - and Close's - the painting was bought by the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, and the postcard of it became one of their bestselling items.

Mr. Noble's path to freedom began with smuggling out a cryptic message taped to the postcard of a prisoner with mailing privileges.

She pulled the postcard out of her bag again and turned it over nervously in her hands.

Keep the special giveaways promised with the postcard out of sight.