Sentence examples for course paintings from inspiring English sources

Lluis Danti providing his own visual reference material for Tearaway animations... 12.38pm BST Media Molecule's life drawing room, which is filled with paints, brushes, easels and, of course, paintings.

There are exceptions of course – paintings in which he's had a crack at brilliant sunshine or saturated vibrant colour.

After his death she came under Duveen's influence; he advised her on clothes, jewels, hairdo, and of course, paintings.

There are, of course, the paintings, but also clothes, posters, photographs, films, furniture, jewellery, sculptures and even restaurant menus from the era.

The record thins out considerably, leaving only occasional letters to dukes and princes, seeking payment, uncollected debts noted by creditors and, of course, her paintings.

There are hints, of course, in paintings and cartoons, including those drawn by Hogarth (who was a governor of the hospital), but it is impossible to know whether these are strictly accurate.

There are of course wonderful paintings here, but the practice of filling one gallery with one school's or one artist's work is often redundant, if not monotonous.

Of course his Cherokee paintings had been religious pictures.

And, of course there are paintings showing rows of high-heeled shoes or sunglasses.

Visitors are welcome to watch the painters at work and, of course, to buy paintings.

Then there are almost 200 bird species and of course the rock paintings.