Sentence examples for to postcard from inspiring English sources
noun
A rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended to be written on and mailed without an envelope. In the case of a picture postcard one side carries a picture or photograph.
White signs point finger style to postcard perfect villages, Bishop Burton, Lund, North Newbald, South Dalton, Millington, Sledmere.
I'm in My Twenties" (Chronicle), a new cri de coeur by Emma Koenig, is a diary of these fretful years trimmed to postcard size.
They soon earned salaries unthinkable to their blue-collar parents, hopping planes to postcard vacations in the Bahamas, Jamaica, Cancún and Spain.
When most people think of archetypal San Francisco Bay Area bridges, their thoughts turn to postcard views of the Golden Gate Bridge looming in the fog.
"However, very occasionally, I can write something that clocks in at under 15 minutes that I think, you know what?, that's not bad," he continued as preface to "Postcard," a four-and-a-half-minute ballad.
At the Jewish Museum Ms. Kalman's drawings and paintings, all on paper and mostly ranging from laptop to postcard size, are hung close together in a horizontal line around the galleries.
And he sticks to postcard-pretty settings: sunny California, coastal Maine and Cape Cod.
Students are not only escorted to postcard-ready spots, but are taught how to take postcard-perfect shots.
And yes, Corsica owes much of its reputation to postcard-perfect beaches that seem almost Caribbean with their white sand and sapphire water.
Whatever happened to postcards?
Please help yourself to postcards and tell your elected representatives you support legal abortion".
