Sentence examples for force paint from inspiring English sources
A common mistake is to force paint out of the brush after it becomes too dry.
For the battle sequence in North Africa, two actual Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawks in Desert Air Force paint schemes were used, accompanied by cloned images of them or by computer-generated planes.
"He segregated the federal work force," Painter said, "and segregation meant expulsion, so he fired a bunch of people and made it extremely difficult for educated black people in Washington to get jobs".
Video has assumed the very position into which it forced painting in the late 1980's: it is now one among many means of expression.
The cover of the May 10 issue of The Gazette de Drouot, a weekly publication about art and antiques sales in France, had an unusual image from a small country auction in the Loire Valley: a portrait of Washington as commander in chief of the American Revolutionary forces, painted in 1782 by Charles Willson Peale.
During World War I, Allied forces painted their battleships in dazzle camouflage.
Unlike traditional bristle brushes, these penlike spray guns use compressed air to force ink, paint and dye evenly through a fine nozzle.
Her swooping ink lines have the fluidity and force of paint, and she treats the borders of her pages and images as frames, sometimes solid and unassuming but more often decorative or permeable or even broken.
Yet, today's Islamophobes have attempted to, through brute force tactics, paint Islam as fundamentally against the peace, forgiveness and love of Christianity.
The Justice Department goes on to argue, with rare eloquence for a legal brief, "An artist cannot be forced to paint, a musician cannot be forced to play, and a poet cannot be forced to write".
