Sentence examples for beneath a coating of from inspiring English sources
The rectangular outlines of bricks are now hidden beneath a coating of flimsy concrete that would do nothing to withstand a shell but gives the inhabitants some measure of comfort nonetheless.
Make a turquoise robe with a coat-of-armor collar to be worn beneath the apron.
It was covered over a few years ago but is still intact beneath a coat of distemper.
Carr's 1980 novel tells the story of Tom Birkin, a shell-shocked veteran hired to uncover a medieval church mural from beneath a coat of whitewash.
There, in a tiny room being used as a pantry, they discovered the faint outlines of Schulz's paintings, hidden beneath a coat of whitewash.
There, behind the onions and garlic and beneath a coat of rose-colored paint, the Geisslers found the faint outline of Schulz's sketches.
But I don't have to love his barn art, or the symbolic anti-freedom fighters frozen beneath a coat of paint in the school cafeteria.
The canvas "Deer in a Field" includes the lyrics of a breakup song written in red beneath a coat of white paint that hides lots of other tantalizing pentimenti.
Cliché-verre, also called Glass Print, print made by placing photographic paper beneath a glass plate on which a design has been scratched through a coating of an opaque substance and then exposing it to light.
Daniel brought a photograph of Truman to a local barbershop and left with his hair swept neatly to the side, beneath a thick coating of wax and hairspray.
