Sentence examples for my paint from inspiring English sources

"My paint and my paintings are all about life," she says.

I said, "Hey, dipshits, where's my paint?" No response.

"People knew I didn't care about protecting my paint job".

I immediately launched into a rambling monologue of total crap about the concept (that I was meant to have come up with, but hadn't) that would explain my paint thrown about on a canvas.

A favorite poem is by a former eighth grader, Kristen Lee: I keep my paint brush with me Wherever I go In case I need to cover up So the real me doesn't show I'm afraid to show you me Afraid of what you'll do -- that You might laugh or say mean things I'm afraid I might lose you.

"Well, I thought," he recalls, "I have got a ready stretched canvas and all my paint and brushes that I had imagined giving away, so why not have a go?" It was a sunny day, so he put the canvas up on the windowsill outside his studio, carried out his painting trolley to the usual place and started to feel the canvas and imagine his subject: one of the bar scenes he had painstakingly mapped out.

In other news, thanks to my paint-loving colleague Scott Murray for sending this brilliant link.

Let me show you my painting.

One boy wanted to touch my paints.

My painting is all over the place.

"Right now, I want my painting back.