Sentences with phrase «scribbling names»

I have been wrapping gifts at night while watching a show on netflix and quickly scribbling names on the corners.

All of which brings me to the idea of writing about art fairs: for the critic, an art fair, especially one stocked with midlevel galleries showing not - so - well - known artists, is about lapping up empirical knowledge, scribbling names and scraps of biography in notebooks.

We're big fans of the pizza at Chicago institution Gino's East, where hundreds of couples have found love over pizza before, scribbling their names on its walls as a sign of their lasting devotion - to pizza, and each other!

We had only a few minutes to add our signatures, and all my friends were signing theirs, so I used the back of my metal chair to scribble my name across the dotted line before marching to the front of the room to pin my promise to God and to my vagina onto a giant corkboard for all to see.

Now I scribble the name of the protein, sauce, vegetable, or grain on some tape with the date I cooked it, stick it to a deli container, and never have to play a game of Memory to check if it's maybe spoiled.

Everyone can scribble their names into the cement and decorate the stone with jewels, glasses and rocks.

Except that, rather than stumbling across a hurriedly - scribbled name and number on a piece of paper, I was alerted to the presence of artificial dyes, partially hydrogenated oils, and high fructose corn syrup.

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When I chalked up a few notes, as I do throughout the year, I scribbled her name down, thinking «I must mention her; she might not be the best, but she deserves a mention».

Ravelstein scribbled his name wildly on the check while bringing a bun to his mouth.

I glanced over Grace's shoulder as she scribbled the name of a hotel in a seedy part of town.

Those scribbled names on the sheet of paper frightened him.

He is surrounded by animal advocates and more than a few bouncy pups, all of whom seem to cast raised eyebrows as the governor scribbles his name on a dog - breeding bill that largely accomplishes nothing.

«I remain somewhat befuddled at the need to scribble my name on a receipt after I've activated the payment with a fingerprint, but it's apparently a contractual obligation.»

Scribbles name on small piece of piece of paper, folds four times, aims, tosses, swoosh (into the hat).

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And when someone raised their hand and asked where the whole - grain donuts came from, you could literally hear pens scratching on paper as they all furiously scribbled down the name of the supplier.

Teenage girls may wishfully scribble different last names at the end of their names, but most don't limit their dating choices to boys of marriage material.

And, in response to this deft political move of the Jubilee Alliance, scribbled across the webpage of CORD we find «Railonzo», mixing Raila Odinga's name with that of his running - mate Kalonzo Musyoka.

In the bow, an Earthwatch volunteer reaches for a clipboard and scribbles time, water temperature, location, salinity, and other facts next to Nicklo's formal name: FB15.

Meanwhile, a graduate student at Columbia University named Gordon Gould had scribbled down ideas for a laser in 1957.

Instead, all we get is a lavish period piece about a snotty asshole, who scribbled a bunch of words in a notebook about another jerk named «Holden».

In demonstrating the handwriting function, Foulk scribbles «COFFEE» on the screen and names of nearby coffee shops pop up on the upper navigation display.

Lab126 and Amazon have dozens of secretive things in development including a smart stylus internally called Nitro, which translates a users» scribblings into digital shopping lists; a device dubbed Shimmer for projecting images on walls and other surfaces; and a tablet code - named Project Cairo, with a 14 - inch screen.

After spending a whole Saturday driving from store to store and testing every stylus I could get (from 80 $ Wacom to 2 $ no name) I can say: PB Touch stylus and scribble won't work!

The software recognized most of our scribbles and correctly guessed most words we were trying to write, even our very uncommon first name.

His name and address were scribbled in ballpoint, the clumsy letters collapsing into one another as if a child had dashed them off in a hurry: Mr. H. Fry, 13 Fossebridge Road, Kingsbridge, South Hams.

This time of day, she works on her to - do list, at the top of which is my name, my life, her plans to make it better scribbled underneath.

As their names suggest, they convert your scribblings to text, mathematical formulas or geometric shapes, respectively.

To set up an account in order to view the free content, anyone can do it by answering a few questions and scribbling your user name and password on a piece of paper.

And my students scribble down the name and some hopefully will buy.

As their names suggest, they convert your scribblings to text or mathematical formulas.

Scribbled notes around the edges and in the margins with words such as «beautiful coat», «wonderful type» etc. or the title or a name of a famous ancestor did not help breeders understand the strengths and weakness of a pedigree and did not help them make better decisions.

, but we finally lurch around the corner from the ticket window into the little lighthouse museum where we study a scribbled copy of the name that offically stands on the list for the year 1899, when an Horatio W.S Adams was senior lighthouse keeper.

There aren't many situations where you can solve problems by scribbling in the name of objects that then come to life before your eyes, so it's probably worth taking a punt on Super Scribblenauts.

During the display of one of the paintings from the series made for the Four Season restaurant at Tate Modern in 2012, a man named Wlodzimierz Umaniec scribbled in black ink over the canvas causing the damage that restoration could not completely repair.

He scribbled the phone numbers of his friends on them, outstanding debts, take - out menus, names of people and places, lists from reference books, his idea of history» (P. Hoban, Basquiat: A Quick Killing in Art, London 1998, p. x).

They are printed with bawdy tales involving a character named Richard and elegant scribbles in the style of market - hot white male artists like Richard Prince (whose own «Joke» paintings can sell for seven figures), Christopher Wool, Michael Krebber and Albert Oehlen.

The name of the group is also a reference — Dearraindrop was generated when two of the artists discovered the word / s scribbled on a discarded scrap of paper.

The drawing, named Wall Drawing # 1268: Scribbles: Staircase (AKAG), conceived2006, executed 2010, will remain on view indefi

Tina Kohlmann «s own reinterpretations of ethnological artefacts are realised in her brightly coloured textile installation named after the inuit sea mammal specialty «Mattak» (2014), while Fabio Marco Pirovino «s «Drawing (Scribble) VIII» (2014) presents abstract drawings using its eponymous digital «Scribble Pen'that allows its user to scan colour in the «real» world and transfer it to a tablet or mobile device and thus a virtual one.

Beautiful and enigmatic, they reveal, upon closer scrutiny, constellations of names, ideas, dates, quotes and loose bits of information entangled in wavering lines and undulating scribbles.

Mention Joseph Beuys» name and the usual iconic gestures come to mind — the objects made from felt and fat; the scribbled - out drawings; the pioneering performances of «How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare» (1965) and «I Like America and America Likes Me» (1974)-- all of which have borne a profound influence on contemporary art.

The card, dating from the mid-twentieth century and now held in the SALT archives in Istanbul, features her name, «Fahrünnissa Zeid El Hüssein», a small icon of a crown, and a casual note scribbled in Turkish, to one of Turkey's first female illustrators.

The method called psychic automatism, or artfull scribbling as Robert Motherwell named it, represents a free movement and wandering of brushes and pens over the surfaces, in which the artist allows the unconscious impulse to have the major role.

I asked for a receipt and the office emailed me a picture of an analog receipt that looked like it came from a cash register with my name scribbled on it.