Sentence examples for coloured canvas from inspiring English sources

Every night, when the curtain goes down, the beautiful coloured canvas is rubbed out".

There's nothing on stage except a few inches of water covering a big seaweed coloured canvas.

Also featured are a lusciously coloured canvas by Bose Krishnamachari and "The Child", a haunting painting by Yusuf Arakkal.

The depiction of a person in a painting is usually sufficient to enable human viewers to recognize the figure as a person though it is apparently not sufficient for most animals, who see only a coloured canvas where people see on the coloured canvas a representation.

The final looks featured black and gold high-shine embellishment appliqued onto utilitarian, sand-coloured canvas, a typically Marni contradiction.

Within half an hour, the pale pink wall has been transformed into a multi-coloured canvas, featuring everything from handwritten tags to stencilled horses, fish and flowers.

The collector who has paid millions for a plain-coloured canvas or a pickled sheep probably really does think it is beautiful.Whichever explanation is correct (and both might be), Dr Rangel's research also has implications for retailers, marketing firms and luxury-goods producers.

"Travelling makes you realise how small a mono-coloured dot you are on an epic massive hyper-coloured canvas".

And I think there is something rather beautiful in the idea that if those silent four minutes and 33 seconds come to be played on Radio 1 this Christmas, we will each hear it quite differently; not a silent night at all, but a musical blank canvas coloured by the sound of our own blood pumping, by the lights, shadows and particles of our lives.

He was 47 and I was 45. 8th May Writing this sitting in the aeroplane... Harold has concentrated his shopping on shoes, many pairs of bi-coloured leather and canvas shoes which I hope mean he intends to go sight-seeing.

Opened last year by a team including the gallery's 26-year-old associate director Hied Nguyen, during my visit moodily coloured charcoal-on-canvas works by local artist Thien Thien were on display.