Sentence examples for buckets of white from inspiring English sources

Despite the large sums of money involved, the most expensive material that had to be bought to undo this act of sabotage was twenty buckets of white paint.

THOSE bike lanes eating up one or two traffic lanes were only a start: City crews are now out collecting overtime as they convert New York's widest major thoroughfares into Mayor Michael Bloomberg's dream of a vehicle-free paradise -- and all for no more than the cost of a few thousand buckets of white paint!

Up the street from Le Petit Pergolèse on Avenue de Malakoff is an unprepossessing little shop filled with buckets of white roses and pink chrysanthemums.

But decided to switch the type color to white to give the sense that someone had scrawled the question quickly on top of the faces as you might with a brush and a bucket of white paint.

Many of his other early performances also recalled Klein using his body as a paintbrush — as in "Face Painting — Floor, White Line" (1972), in which he pushed his face and body against an overturned bucket of white paint and smeared it along the floor.

And as I padded across the gangway, I did an honest-to-goodness double take when I spotted a crewman with a bucket of white paint, hoisted high along the ship's hull by a pierside cherry picker, actually touching up the giant letter S in the vessel's name.

She later dips a brush into a hidden bucket of white paint and signs her name to the pavement in front of the store.

Buckets of red, white, and blue ornaments or marbles.

Writing an ice cream book means two things: (1) you'll need to buy a separate freezer, and (2) you're going to have buckets of egg whites left over.

A bucket of dead white flowers will look perfect on your porch.

Pink veal and white veal suckling from a dam scored significantly higher than similar bucket-fed groups of white veal calves.