Sentence examples for need a brush from inspiring English sources

The long-term hair management programme: I need a brush, comb and spray.

All true, but we probably don't need a brush with death to arrive at an awareness of such matters.

Orson Welles once said that to write a poem you need a pen, to paint a picture you need a brush and to make a film you need an army.

This "visual" was created by the text and how the text met with my mind to create in my imagination the faces and bodies, the movements and sounds, of the book's characters, their actions, and the surrounding scenery (need a brush up on the old hermeneutics?).

You will also need a brush for painting on the mixture.

You will need a brush with an edge in order to create defined lines.

If you missed Intro to Shakespeare back in your junior year, or if you need a brushing up or just a brisk shot of high culture as entertainment, you might think of looking in on the British actor and director Steven Berkoff.

If you missed Intro to Shakespeare back in your junior year, or if you need a brushing up or even if all you're up for is a brisk shot of high culture as entertainment, you might think of looking in on the British actor and director Steven Berkoff, who is serving what amounts to a visiting professorship through Saturday at Joe's Pub, the cafe attached to the Joseph Papp Public Theater.

Forget what the Sharpe Ratio is? Need a brush-up on your stochastic analysis?

This is where my own, mostly straight, friends need a brush-up course on the double standard gay people have been expected to adhere to since first announcing we're here, we're queer, get used to it.

The great Orson Welles, a founding fellow of the BFI, said: "A writer needs a pen, an artist needs a brush, but a filmmaker needs an army".