Sentence examples for are paint from inspiring English sources
noun
A substance that is applied as a liquid or paste, and dries into a solid coating that protects or adds color/colour to an object or surface to which it has been applied.
The most common body adornments are paint and feather ornaments.
Befitting a cartoon empire, your main weapons here are paint and thinner, which you can use to fill in and erase parts of the world around you.
Tacked here and there are paint chips from Benjamin Moore, which she once used as aides to memorize the aromas of approximately a thousand chemicals.
There are paint cans and ladders; sticks and aluminum rods; branches and espresso cups; tape measures; bags of sand; gaffer's tape; lamps; screw drivers; clay as well as plastic tubs; napkins that come with Illy coffee; even a sleeping bag — and that's just a bit of it.
It seems likely that both Adlon and the Kardashians, dissimilar as they are, paint childcare out of the picture because it is considered unseemly but, even if they have other reasons, it's surely not because it's too small an issue to merit notice.
That's not to say there are paint buckets and scaffolding strewn about the store.
FOR miles along that coast, all you see are paint-like blue water, beautiful sand dunes eroding, and an abandoned effort to cap them with concrete.
Other kinds of apparatus that make use of compressed air are paint-spray equipment, pneumatic tubes for conveying materials, and train brake systems.
Ms. Atwood's vaunted storytelling skills, so nimbly on display in her 2000 novel "The Blind Assassin," have pulled a disappearing act in these pages; in their place are paint- by-numbers plot points and lots of stage-managed scenes.
It's almost entirely thanks to their talent and chemistry as sparring co-anchors of a local news station in Pittsburgh, because many of the jokes and characters are paint-by-numbers and hark back to "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "Murphy Brown" and even the short-lived "Good Morning, Miami".
What, artistically, has been achieved here is extraordinary – even if some of the crusted, scabbed up knees are paint-soaked lumps of cork-bark; even if the tears are glass, the fingernails ox-horn, and the teeth stained and carved ivory.
