crowquill造句

• Watterson's technique started with minimalist crowquill pen for odds and ends.
• Often, the words themselves were special, even lyrical : crowquill pens and sable brushes should belong to poets.
• She took care of Mr . Crowquill ( Billy Raven's guardian ) until he died saving Charlie's uncle Paton.
• These works also featured many illustrations by Lee, sometimes produced under the pseudonym'Crowquill', such as cartoons of the then Dundee MP Winston Churchill.
• In 1854 Julia Corner wrote a play for children based around the Beauty and the Beast fairy story which was illustrated by Forrester working under the name of Alfred Crowquill.
• Illustrators of the Baron stories have included Thomas Rowlandson, Alfred Crowquill, George Cruikshank, Ernst Ludwig Riepenhausen, Theodor Hosemann, Adolf Schr鰀ter, Gustave Dor? William Strang, W . Heath Robinson, and Ronald Searle.
• Under the editorship of Theodore Hook he was on the staff of the " New Monthly Magazine " in 1837 and 1838, where he used the name Alfred Crowquill, and inserted his first contribution, " Achates Digby ", in xlix . 93 8.
• He co-operated with Alfred Crowquill ( pseud . of Alfred Henry Forester 1804-72 ) in Geo William Reynolds " Pickwick Abroad, or a Tour in France " 1838, illustrated with 41 steel engravings by A Crowquill and John Phillips, and 33 woodcuts by Bonner.
• He co-operated with Alfred Crowquill ( pseud . of Alfred Henry Forester 1804-72 ) in Geo William Reynolds " Pickwick Abroad, or a Tour in France " 1838, illustrated with 41 steel engravings by A Crowquill and John Phillips, and 33 woodcuts by Bonner.
• At the close of 1839 he became connected with " Bentley's Miscellany " in which magazine his writings are sometimes ( with illustrations by his brother ) signed A . Crowquill and at other times Hal Willis . " Mr . Crocodile ", in viii . 49 53 ( 1840 ), was the first of his long series of papers.
• In 1826 27 he contributed to " The Stanley Tales, Original and Select, chiefly Collected by Ambrose Marten ", five volumes . " Absurdities in Prose and Verse, written and illustrated by Alfred Crowquill " appeared in 1827, the illustrations being by Alfred Forrester : here, as later, the two brothers used the same name conjointly.