Sentences with phrase «name scrawled»

I stumbled upon the work, something like six drawings with his name scrawled lyrically across the paper: JOSH SMITH, which is also my name.

It seems to have been made as a theatrical costume, as it is hand - sewn and came to me with a piece of masking tape at the collar with a woman's name scrawled on it in magic marker.

When Angela Eagle laid out her challenge to Jeremy Corbyn, her arms raised in a pink jacket and flanked by two bright banners with her first name scrawled across them, she declared herself a «strong Labour woman».

The daycare providers write the babies» names in Sharpie to differentiate their diapers, but I always think it's hilarious when my daughter has her name scrawled across her bottom.

On a little wisp of a street in Manhattan's Chinatown, across from a post office and a beauty salon, there's a storefront marked by a blue flag and a name scrawled in neon: The Good Sort.

I'll feel like I'm supposed to feel at this point, when everything is going my way, when people are talking about my book, when readers stand in line to get my name scrawled across a page, when I am a very.

And when our sweet bride saw the invitation suite with their names scrawled on it, she couldn't help but be brought to tears!

On that contract, we see for the first and only time their names scrawled in Chinese — they were in fact Chinese twins, the Siamese moniker notwithstanding.

Not exact matches

In this example, the digital message was designed to resemble what it might look like if someone scrawled one's name on the table using a knife.

So here I am, my father's daughter, as the light breaks through the forest, writing down the names of my children and my husband, my friends and even the needs of the world like our brothers and sisters in Iraq or Haiti or Burundi, and beside these scrawled names, I am writing out the words of Scripture.

The Prophet Mohammed's name was taken in vain and, a black marker scrawl on a tombstone screamed: «raghead,» a derogatory term for Muslims that stems from head coverings such as turbans and kaffiyas.

An image of van Gaal prowling the Old Trafford touchline inadvertently revealed Fletcher's name had been printed on the Manchester United team sheet, crossed out with market pen and Ashley Young scrawled on below it with biro.

With an affability that would cause shudders in the National Safety Council, Musial scrawled his name on the assorted blank spaces offered to him until the last of the small fry dropped off.

According to the Kanawha County sheriff's report, Moss's friend, Rayeshawn Smith, had been enraged to see his name and the sentence ALL NIGGERS MUST DIE scrawled on a desk.

As Blair penned his name, my lunch table conversation with one of his former cabinet colleagues turned to the famously scrawled handwriting of his successor in No 10.

Any promotional material you read / view / hear for Tate Taylor's Get On Up, the long - awaited James Brown biopic the world's been fawning for since Christmas Day, 2006 (the day the self - scrawled «Godfather of Soul» passed), will name the seminal soul singer as an almost deity - like figure, epitomizing the African American experience from the early 1960s onward in musical form.

Example: As each character enters the picture, they get a Facebook - style voice - over intro — name, age, relationship status — accompanied by pop - up captions with the same details scrawled out, repetition that will either annoy you or amuse you.

When Universal produced a color biopic of the elder Chaney called Man of a Thousand Faces (1956), the final scene showed the dying actor (in the unlikely person of James Cagney) calling for his fabled makeup box and using a stick of greasepaint to scrawl «Jr.» on it under his own name.

The film concludes with Lady Bird moving out of her parents» house, painting over Kyle's sharpie - scrawled name on her childhood bedroom wall, and heading to college in New York.

The opening visual of Antichrist is a title card stating the filmmaker's name «Lars von Trier» scrawled in white chalk.

They were built by guys who were drunk on Friday and hungover on Monday, and they would scrawl their names - or other things - on the bare sheetmetal.

One of the most garish special editions, and that is before you notice the handwritten - look «Bijan» scrawled on the underside of the rear wing... Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Matte White — 2011: As its name suggests, there's a matte white paint finish, with the lower section of the car finished in blue carbonfibre.

For one, rather than counting out change or scrawling names and totals on a check, credit card payments can sometimes be as easy as swiping, tapping, or inserting your card into the reader before you're on your way.

I've created many characters in my career, but when I go to sign my name, it's always Mario's face I scrawl beside it.

In every PS4 right now, there's the name of an ex-Sony engineer scrawled inside them.

«REVERSE THE TRUMP,» Pope.L scrawled on one unevenly primed canvas, rhyming the President's name with the word «BUTTCHUMP.»

But the brisk scrawl of his name, appearing periodically to hover above the stage, was an apt marker for the artist's protean unpredictability.

Most of these clippings concern the legendary trumpeter — a cartoon announcing «Armstrong Wows at Cotton Club» beneath which he scrawled the name of Martin Luther King — while others are more whimsical, such as one labelled «BRUSSELLS BELGIUM», featuring several naked women, a man holding a flying bowler hat by a rope tether, and a flock of predatory birds.

Newton combines found images of the mathematician / philosopher Sir Isaac Newton (by Kneller), diagrams and book pages over which Neil has scrawled Newton's name and partially masked the images with splotches of black paint which connote Rorschach's tests and action painting.

Once again, and this is merely an observation, not a criticism, he had covered similar ground in According to Mark, 2010, which again features Wallinger's scrawled first name, but this time on the backs of 100 chairs of various design.

[xiii] In Lanzarote (1959), named for a Spanish island that Thomas visited, an anxious scrawl of black marks is juxtaposed with the warmth of a yellow orb, whose strength is conveyed by the way it presses against a tight enclosure.