Sentence examples for top cartoonists from inspiring English sources

The two gunmen who launched the attack on the magazine's offices last Wednesday killed five of France's top cartoonists, saying that they wanted to avenge the prophet for Charlie Hebdo's satire of him.

The two gunmen who attacked the magazine's offices last Wednesday, Chérif and Saïd Kouachi, killed five of the country's top cartoonists, saying they wanted to avenge the prophet for Charlie Hebdo's satire of him.

"It's impossible to get in... only the top cartoonists make it.

Beaton's relatively rapid, stratospheric rise as one of North America's top cartoonists seems to have happened as a result of an MO— whether writing about Fort McMurray, skewering obscure historical figures, or making adorable Twitter comics about her family to accurately show people and places that don't usually make it into art.

Dan DeCarlo, a top cartoonist for Archie Comics for more than 40 years and a creator of the characters Josie and the Pussycats and Sabrina the teenage witch, died on Tuesday in New Rochelle, N.Y.

In 2006, he received the National Cartoonists Society award as the country's top magazine cartoonist.

Although he had been blacklisted as the relative of a dissident, Efimov was spared exile in a Gulag and was eventually reinstated as Pravda's top political cartoonist.

Top drawer talent Cartoonists and artists such as Posy Simmonds and Steve Bell, who have etched their names into history through the pages of the Guardian, are joing forces with Quentin Blake, Gerald Scarfe and Paula Rego to mark an unconventional birthday this September for the Campaign for Drawing.

Doodads, gigantic skateboards, dogs patient, dogs soft, a woman clacking her wooden bracelets on a glass display case like she's typing "board member!" in Morse Code and here, on top of that, New Yorker cartoonist Liana Finck recording the scene in her sketchbook.

A leading newspaper cartoonist depicted the country's two top leaders with sharp humor this week.

In her professional life, Chast, 59, was a highly successful cartoonist for the New Yorker, at the top of her career and in control of an orderly life in leafy Connecticut.