Sentence examples for lacquer onto from inspiring English sources

Spray a thin coat of lacquer onto the paper, over the hole, to "stencil" the lacquer onto the scratch.

Spray another of lacquer onto the wood and wait 2 hours to buff the finish.

Nail technicians offered miniature decals of the 10 works, which visitors could have lacquered onto their fingertips.

It's as if these allusions had been lacquered onto the story to compensate for its more sensationalistic and contrived plot twists involving sex, lies and videotape.

Rather it's lacquered onto a plywood story with a heavy paintbrush that leaves lots of streaks and spots and results in a work that feels jerry-built, meretricious — and yes, quite devoid of magic.

Still, Mr. Marable artfully strips away the layers and layers of myth that have been lacquered onto his subject's life — first by Malcolm himself in that famous memoir, and later by both supporters and opponents after his assassination in 1965 at the age of 39.

Sparkly silver paper stars strewn across the floor are lacquered onto the concrete.

From their rich cactus and succulent gardens to the stamp collections lacquered onto kitchen counters to the California flag doing duty as bedroom drapes, the houses are as full of playful, bold strokes as the windows are full of broad desert vistas.

You are given a red lacquer spoon to spread it onto crisp toasts cut into perfect dominoes.

And so, after a little redecorating of our own (we returned some red lacquer vases and sneaked our photographs back onto the mantel) our house finally started to feel like home.

In Dunkirk, a pesticide used on crates leaked onto the cans and was absorbed by lacquer.