Sentence examples for gray canvas from inspiring English sources

By that time, the erhu, which was stored in a gray canvas case about three feet long, was gone.

"Post office bags," Shlaes notes, "could be made of plain gray canvas, not the traditional white with blue stripes: savings, $50,000 a year".

"Misia Sert and Her Niece Mimi Godebska" (1925), an eerily dark and gloomy, mostly gray canvas measuring more than 4 ½ by 5 ½ feet, took two years.

The dark gray canvas with the artist's calligraphy-style patterns is the type of work that doesn't often come on the market.

The name of the restaurant refers to several long hand-painted black, white and gray canvas banners by the designer Thomas Schoos that will decorate the neutral-toned space and be lighted to suggest a forest.

The ring was high and simple: a metal frame, with a mat floor built with two-by-twelves covered by a two-inch layer of padding and a fraying gray canvas tarp.

And the glowering black-and-gray canvas reliefs that established her reputation in the early 1960s could easily be the deepening, crowning achievements of a life's work, like Mozart's Requiem or Beethoven's Ninth.

That was certainly the sense imparted by a powdery pink silk slip dress worn with an ashy gray linen canvas coat.

His "Sailors," a 1966 gray-toned canvas, depicts a group of sailors in his signature blurry style.

How swanky that felt, to read Milton all day, the relatively colorless and hard-to-memorize pentameters of "Paradise Regained," and, in sight of the other undergraduates disembarking, to be met and embraced on the platform by a girl — no, a woman — wearing a gray cloth coat, canvas tennis sneakers, and a ponytail.

Last night, a gray-and-black canvas by Rothko sold for $10.7 million, against its estimate of $12 million to $18 million.