Sentence examples for grey canvas from inspiring English sources

At the centre of a grey canvas is a fuzzy smear, reminiscent of those blurry photographs taken by eyewitnesses of supposed supernatural phenomena.

Both have grey canvas walls and a watercooler, and are on the top floor of the Austin Convention Centre (think Kubrick does Comfort Inn).

Craig did much the same in a virtual theatre that rarely used more than three plain grey canvas walls and a pool of coloured light.

Dressed in a black polo shirt, grey canvas trousers and a pair of scuffed black boots, Damon still looks as boyish as he did when he shot to fame in Good Will Hunting back in 1997.

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The hue of the walls serves to minimise visual noise, and the exquisite sparseness means children can project their thoughts, hopes and aspirations on to the blank, grey canvas of the brick". No such cobblers, I'm afraid.

In thinly applied pinks, violets and greys, each canvas features an almost otherworldly view of the Thames.

Jane Freilicher's 1963 canvas, "Grey Day," conveys the scene's essence with swift, sure brushstrokes.

And Van Gogh painted a lovely mucky grey-and-brown canvas of the view of Paris below with a dab of black Montmartre windmill on the left.

All share an unusual technique for priming the canvas, of grey wash over a red ground, which helped Christopher Brown, a world authority on the artist, to authenticate MacLeod's painting.

'I think that's why I like black and white so much: there's no grey area.' His canvas pieces sell for up to £10,000, and last March, the Electoral Commission, apparently unaware of the irony of aping one of the UK's foremost (illegal) graffiti artists, launched a poster campaign, which borrowed his authoritative, powerful style to encourage young people to vote.