Sentence examples for blobs of paint from inspiring English sources

Large blobs of paint – purple, pink, green, yellow, orange – are scattered on the walls, floor and ceiling.

The next room is literally raining bright blobs of paint that plop from the ceiling at random moments.

"Flatford Mill From a Lock on the Stour" glistens with its blobs of paint applied with the tip of the brush.

Metallic, iridescent, glossy, and matte paints are brushed, squeegeed, and dripped onto surfaces; thick blobs of paint support clusters of straight pins and string.

If one headteacher's simple idea has the potential to change the health and achievements of a whole generation, so can some blobs of paint on a Liverpool pavement.

When we paused at a 1954 work by Willem de Kooning, Marilyn Monroee," Saskia said, "I could have made those blobs of paint" — the classic child's criticism of modern art.

There was a large blob of paint after the word "Son".

For me, a first sentence is often like a crazy blob of paint that my subconscious throws down on the page — and then I work from there toward a greater understanding of the picture.

(This may also explain why they're not officially called finger lakes — they're not very finger-like: drop a blob of paint on a canvas and you get a more accurate visual idea).

This also solves the problem of having a blob of paint up above the tip.

Do not apply a blob of paint to the nail and spread it around.