Sentence examples for I was spraying from inspiring English sources

It was much better as a pure white room, but I was spraying my need over it.

I had a dream last night that we all lived in a houseboat on a lake, and I was spraying a hose on the lake, and the lake water gradually became crystal-clear.

They mush have felt like bullets, the words that I was spraying out into the crowd about zebras, lions, international aid, volunteer work and impoverished African children.

"Mostly Mozart was the Vatican, and I was spray-painting it," Ms. Moss said.

My inaugural experience was of the latter: I was sprayed by gushing water during an hour of hydrotherapy.

Coded phrases like "Cocobrown-Fran-Albert" denote that at some point in May I was sprayed a rich mahogony shade, before seeing Nick Cave at the Royal Albert Hall.

In Jonathan Franzen's novel "Strong Motion" (published in 1992, a year after Talking Heads broke up), an intense seismologist explains her graduation from music to science with the memory "I was sprayed by David Byrne's saliva before he got blissy".

"Before that day was over I was sprayed with the contents of a soldier's torso when I was lying behind him and he knelt to fire at a machine-gun holding us up; he was struck in the heart and out of the holes in the back of his field jacket flew little clouds of blood, tissue and powdered cloth," Mr. Fussell wrote in a 1982 essay in Harper's Magazine called "My War".

"Lines would break and I was sprayed several times," says Galloway.

Last Saturday I was sprayed with shark blood in the name of sportsmanship and science.

It's just sixteen beautiful pages of crude and masterful ink drawings, strong uses of text and composition and the sentence "I was sprayed with the electric web" over and over again.