Sentence examples for as a lacquer from inspiring English sources
When Gray, who was born in Ireland in 1878, began work on e.1027, she had lived in Paris for many years, working first as a lacquer artist and then as an interior designer.
(Though trained as a lacquer worker in boyhood, he had turned to painting at 16 and enjoyed considerable success in that field before going back to lacquer later in life).
A groom pays the father of a girl he wants to marry in cows, and even dung is put to use, as a lacquer to protect the outside of huts.
This is in general agreement with technical literature on oleoresinous paints and specific historical references where Ripolin paint is often described as a lacquer containing linseed oil, resinous materials, some solvent and pigments [26] or as a 'peinture vernissée' containing hard or soft resins [38, 46].
Evaluate a lacquer finish.
Intricate netsuke, the fanciful toggles that delighted the Japanese gentry for whom they were carved, are suspended in illuminated plastic cubes, as are shimmering lacquer boxes, better suited to holding admiration and wonder than more substantial stuff.
To finish the cabinets, use non-yellowing protective top coat that will penetrate the wood's pours and protect the wood from within, such as a water-based lacquer, clear acrylic or natural Tung oil.
AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY www.aawc.com/aah.html While this site may not be as lacquered as some of the others, it highlights interesting links.
If you're into lips as well as lacquers, check out M.A.C.'s Morange lipstick.
The sugar in the marinade caramelizes during the roasting, creating a dark reddish-brown crust, shiny as fresh lacquer, that acts as a Pavlovian signal to barbecue lovers.
