Sentences with phrase «ink scrawls»

Shakespeare's dynamic, magazine - style spreads contain maps, headlines, photos, and evocative images rendered in torn paper and thick ink scrawls.

A piece of literature would be ink scrawls on paper, and a great literary critic would be someone with an ocular affinity for black on white.

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Usually no one writes them down, but they get deeply scrawled in indelible ink on our cerebrum.

OUR item expressing suspicion that the UK Royal Mail is deliberately smudging the printing on its «write the postcode clearly» messages (18 February) reminded Howard Greenwood that he once received a piece of homework marked by his physics teacher bearing an unreadable scrawl in the usual red ink.

Another similarity to that pioneer survival horror classic is the save system, except here instead of ink ribbons and typewriters, you'll have to locate felt tip pens and scrawl your details on white boards.

That the film skirted hagiography owes much to a notably expansive script from playwright Tony Kushner (Angels in America) and an unsentimental clutch of performances from Sally Field, a feisty Tommy Lee Jones, and a deeply human Daniel Day - Lewis, an actor who at this point all but has the word Oscar scrawled in invisible ink across his forehead.

was scrawled across the last page of my essay in that trademark punitive red ink that teachers always used in school.

I guess Dickens really started the concept of by - passing publishers with his «Household Words» when the reality of digital was confined to the fingers that scrawled ink across loose pages.

With the exception of one 1963 drawing by Peter Passuntino, all were created in the late 1950s: George Nelson Preston's charcoal sketch of a jazz performance on Cooper Square, Red Grooms» frenetic ink drawing of a uniformed figure surrounded by scrawled text, and Mimi Gross's vibrant street scene, are each inspired by life in New York.

They include predetermined drawings in which a squiggly line is scrawled in ink from the top to the bottom of a page, or there are other versions in which the vertical squiggly line is intercepted by a horizontal squiggly line.