Sentence examples for began coating from inspiring English sources

A trip to India after graduating provided the catalyst for his future work, and on his return he began coating his abstract forms in blue and red pigment and later in wax, which resembled coagulated blood.

He looked at me with a heavy stare, then quietly dug out a bottle of black shoe polish from his foot locker and began coating his carvings, which apparently weren't angels but chess pieces.

Together, these induce the host oyster to begin coating the bead with nacre.

When it is hot enough to brown a bread crumb, begin coating the fish.

To make these images, the artists began by coating a regular print of a silhouette of trees with wax.

They began by coating one AFM tip with an ink consisting of 16-mercaptohexadecanoic acid (MHA), an organic molecule capped with a water-attracting carboxylic acid group.

But, Mr. Milstein's father, a Russian immigrant who began wholesaling coats in 1924, urged him to avoid retail and refused to give them money to buy it.

It brings back the bad old days, before the DVR, and the good old days, before a sticky layer of prestige began to coat the screen like soap residue.

Senator John McCain canceled his trip to visit Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal as almost half a million gallons of crude oil began to coat the Mississippi River.

When ≥150 mg of Zn dust was used, the excess graphite began to coat over the Zn as Zn bands and mirrors (instead of the −400MSIP), thereby decreasing the graphitization yield and increasing isotopic fractionation.

Furthermore, when the ratio of the mg of Zn dust/mg of solid C source was in excess, graphite began to coat over the Zn instead of the Fe, thereby decreasing the graphite yield, and increasing isotopic fractionation.