Sentence examples for box of paints from inspiring English sources

Calatrava turned to the box of paints.

When he was 21, his girlfriend gave him a box of paints.

In "A Case of You," she wrote and sang, "Oh I am a lonely painter/I live in a box of paints".

They wandered about, with a mule and a box of paints, hoping to find a virgin wall or ceiling to immortalise, followed by a meal, a bed and a patron, or even a patroness.

Put into an orphanage at seven, convicted of his first crime at 11 (stealing a box of paints), and a drug addict and burglar by the time he was in his teens, Prescott didn't stand a chance.

Emma Letley's introduction to the 1985 OUP paperback quotes Stevenson's stepson Lloyd Osbourne: "… busy with a box of paints, I happened to be tinting the map of an island I had drawn.

After she'd finished the lampposts, she walked over to a graffiti-covered concrete pylon with her box of paint supplies.

Most of the purple-shirted volunteers strolled by him as he dabbed his brush, a wooden box of paint tubes and a bag overflowing with painting gear near his feet.

"Die Flamme," which seems quite explicitly a metaphorical self-portrait, presents a riding-jacketed man, in a landscape, striding the length of a long wooden box of painting materials.

This jewel box of painting is a delight, with a castle on every hillside, blonde curls on every person, and gold woven into every cloak.

When I play, we always buy a big box of paint and split the cost, just to keep it cheap for everyone.