Sentence examples for coloring from inspiring English sources

She then added, "I may not be the youngest candidate in this race, but I have one advantage – I've been coloring my hair for years".

So, her godmother recalled asking, do you want me to tell you why right now? JJ stopped coloring.

And Slippen looked to be softening, and I remembered when he would sneak all of us kids in doughnuts, doughnuts we did not even need to Assess but could simply eat with joy with jelly on our face before returning to our Focussed Purposeful Play with toys we would Assess by coloring in on a sheet of paper either a smiling duck if the toy was fun or a scowling duck if the toy bit.

She made photocopies of a reproduction of "Guernica" from a book Naumann gave her, and began coloring them with gouache, a delicate paint that has a texture like fine cloth.

What she accomplishes is epic, but she could do with some help coloring it all in.

I passed by the art studio, where small children sat before easels, coloring in preprinted cartoon images of Urbano or Chika.

The buttons were pearlescent, so she grabbed a Sharpie and started coloring them dark.

Some of the other merchandise in the cramped gift-shop space is way too "Ye Olde" for me, but then there are doormats crafted from flip-flops ($36), a Christmas wreath made out of recycled sweaters ($59), and coloring books with pictures of food ($4.50).

Coloring might help to release tension, but it's a fundamentally more directed and restrictive activity than painting something from scratch.

"If someone saw you coloring in one of my books, they wouldn't give you a weird look, because it's the same kind of artwork you would see on a champagne bottle," Basford told me.

The Cruz campaign has some of the tone of a social movement, and at times the paraphernalia: in Exeter, Ted Cruz coloring books were passed out, presumably with the idea that children would color in outlines of Cruz in their spare time.