Sentence examples for black varnish from inspiring English sources

The cheapest black varnish is Brunswick black, a solution of bitumen in white spirit.

Black varnish is widely used as a protective coating for interior and exterior ironwork such as pipework, tanks, stoves, roofing, and marine accessories.

"She wanted something sexy, nothing dark or overpowering of the clothes," Yuna Park said of Blush, the custom mauve polish she created for Scott to replace last season's black varnish.

Black varnish, also called Japan, any of a class of oil varnishes in which bitumen (a mixture of asphaltlike hydrocarbons) replaces the natural gums or resins used as hardeners in clear varnish.

The copy's background was black, and the painting was covered in a layer of dark varnish, which gave it a yellowish glow and further diminished its vibrancy.

Here, Price, now with dyed red hair and black nail varnish, tasted fame – and popularity.

When a surprising number of arms shoot upward, he sighs: "Forty-year-olds in black nail varnish.

Forty-four now, wearing platform trainers, sunglasses and chipped black nail varnish, Numan seems to belong to a different era.

It could have a soundtrack that isn't just a Shine compilation for tweens who own lots of black nail varnish.

"Show your hands if you're wearing black nail varnish," commands XFM presenter Jon Holmes, introducing the first of the Cure's two Teenage Cancer Trust shows.

Tattoos, extreme eyeliner, black nail varnish and lipstick, body piercings, exposed flesh, back-combed and dyed hair, ludicrously high heels and bondage attire: done, done and still being done.