Sentence examples for dab of paint from inspiring English sources
Then a taxi passes, and another face looks out, someone newly arrived back in town, someone who creates a far different city than the man in the long navy blue coat and sees him, if he notices me at all, as anonymous, fleeting, a figure inside a frame, a dab of paint on the vast, spectacular canvas.
The people remaining in their homeland -- elderly parents too frail or too old to begin anew, women, children, siblings not ready yet to make the trip or too poor to buy passage -- would hold tight to their end as the faces grew smaller and smaller until they were a blur in the crowd, a tiny dab of paint on a canvas, sky above, sea below.
Scouts were defined as bees that visited at least two new jars, and when they did, the students placed a dab of paint on each bee's thorax indicating which jar it had visited.
Her favorite memories, however, involve children who walk into the gallery and are encouraged to add a dab of paint to her easel.
If your Vans are stained with paint, try using a dab of paint thinner.
The 19th-century painter Vincent van Gogh made notable use of impastos, building up and defining the forms in his paintings with thick, nervous dabs of paint.
He's got 500,000 dabs of paint in that thing, and each one is a decision.
The individual dibs and dabs of paint go in so many different directions.
The show's only painting from 1905 is Heckel's charming "River Landscape With Bridge and Train," whose coarsened dabs of paint suggest van Gogh looking at Monet.
