Sentence examples for hard paint from inspiring English sources

A CD's data is actually stored in microscopic grooves in material immediately under the thin but fairly hard paint side, which would bear any label.[3].

It may be by Leonardo – the National Gallery is apparently "testing" its authenticity here – but it remains a monstrously hard painting to admire.

"It was such a hard painting to work on.

For an individual who hits the sack at 4 00 a.m. on an early night, it was hard painting Kevin as an early bird.

If you want your puzzle to be harder, paint a more detailed picture, simply add more sticks.

It's hard to paint that painting.

I worked all day, my husband worked harder painting a house not far from the intracoastal on this hot, sticky, humid day.

While it is harder and harder to paint over college football's seamy side, the Olympics will get a fresh coat of varnish from NBC, which landed United States television rights to four more Games.

It is not hard to paint lips adequately, but it is rare and difficult to paint them well.

It's very hard to paint straight.

McCall continues: "Those new racing boats are hard to paint.