Sentence examples for flashy paint from inspiring English sources
Originally from Belarus, Mr. Yazvin now lives in Irvine, Calif., where his car is an odd fit for the Southern California car culture of high horsepower, flashy paint jobs and ground-hugging aerodynamics.
"Why do I do this?" asked Larry Chachko, 24, the owner of Body Werks in Skokie, Ill., a company that offers flashy paint jobs, fancy wheels and racy spoilers and had a 60-car exhibit at the Hot Import Nights show in Chicago.
"Other inspirations came from the flashy paint jobs in the car culture of this community and the signature Blue BART tunnel station for which the art marked the entrance".
Also, a flashy paint job by no means equals a good guitar.
Sir Thomas Lawrence and John Singer Sargent both adopted a kind of buttery, flashy paint-handling that derives from Velázquez and his followers, but without Velázquez's sense of power in reserve, his range and descriptive originality.
The huge baroque effulgence of his Samson and Delilah, painted in Antwerp when he was the 20-year-old studio assistant of Peter Paul Rubens, is an homage to Rubens' even fleshier and flashier painting of the sleeping Samson being shorn.
SpeedX plans to start shipping its Kickstarter bikes in the coming weeks, with sales opening up for the Leopard at $1,499 (seen here) and the $2,499 Leopard Pro (professional forks, handlebars seat, tires, flashy red paint, etc.).
SpeedX plans to start shipping its Kickstarter bikes in the coming weeks, with sales opening up for the Leopard at $1,499 (seen here) and the $2,499 Leopard Pro (professional forks, handlebars seat, tires, flashy red paint, etc).. Also, there's another feature to the Leopard bike: an onboard cycling computer, with companion iOS app — more on that later.
The American artist Sarah Morris, known for her flashy geometric designs, painted a canvas inspired by the colorful Moorish tiles in García Lorca's bedroom.
Cutting down the sprawling catalog of Bowie is no mean feat, of course, but having so many selections only represent the classic-rock-canon-approved slice of the man's work seemed reductive; there was more to Bowie's appeal than face paint and flashy jumpsuits, as any of the eulogies that have poured forth since his death on 10 January could have shown.
