81.   The drawings are loaded with visual puns and silly jokes, and the authors also slip in some solid science.

82.   The drawings are loose or microscopically detailed, partly depending on whether or not he designed them for engravers to make into prints.

83.   The drawings were sharp.

84.   The drawing is just one of several high points in an exhibition that whets the appetite for the larger survey near at hand.

85.   The drawing is of a boy huddled in a corner with a microphone, looking scared.

86.   The drawings are both landscapes showing different views of Amsterdam.

87.   The drawings are important because many Afghans are illiterate and may not understand the instructions on unfamiliar packets of food.

88.   The drawings are so small, or are done in such a way, that even the most prudish readers should not object.

89.   The drawings are thin and flimsy, and the characters are as flat as the artists who drew them.

90.   The eventual drawings were even better.