Sentence examples for means paint from inspiring English sources

"If you hear a voice within you say, 'You cannot paint,' then by all means paint and that voice will be silenced.

For modern viewers, art means painting, sculpture, maybe photography.

Keeping up with the Joneses today often means painting a picture of a family life more idyllic than the Waltons, all sun-dappled Instagram scenes and tweets about making cupcakes together.

But let's not kick "object-based practice", because that still mostly means painting and sculpture - though we have learned that anything an artist does, even an idea, can be commodified by the market.

Redford worked on the film too, as a texture artist ("that means painting the surface detail on the models for all the 3D computer-generated parts of the film").

Whereas in the UK it seems we'd rather do anything than deal with the traffic problem, even if it means painting ponies blue, Dutch national parks actively encourage exploration by bike.

That means painting, yard work and general upkeep -- all costs covered with tax dollars.

This usually means painting with acrylic gouache and watercolor, which produce the colors she loves.

The specific epithet spraguei is an homage to the collector Sprague, while pictus means "painted" or "colored".

The origin of the blue men of the Minch may alternatively lie with "tattooing people" specifically the Picts, whose Latin name picti means "painted people".

Michael is shouting something that I mistake to mean, "Paint job".