Sentence examples for new stain from inspiring English sources

Some sandpaper and new stain or paint can make a battered bookshelf look brand new again.

We have undertaken a series of experiments to develop new stain etchants and better understand the dynamics of etching[1 5].

Tuesday, they emphasized Andersen's fears that any new stain on its record would be considered a violation of the SEC consent decree it signed in the Waste Management case.

Yet it was almost possible to see, streaked across the dome, an invisible new stain of blood and shattered bones.

In the hands of Camillo Golgi, and especially of the Spanish neuroanatomist Santiago Ramón y Cajal, the new stain revealed hundreds of distinct types of neurons, each with its own unique dendritic structure and pattern of connectivity.

Discordances were reconciled with a new stain intensity definition and the obtained scores were averaged.

McGrath, who, as the makeup artist behind the Prada, Miu Miu, Lanvin and Dior shows might be the reigning queen of conspicuous color, describes her overall technique as "layering lip liners and pigments to create new stains and finishes".

On Sunday mornings, when the Rev. Marshall Hatch stands to preach in the pulpit in this building, formerly a Catholic church; when members of his congregation lift their eyes and voices; when the spirit is high and the cadence ripe, their new stained-glass window stands as a reminder of how far they have come as a people.

This new staining method opened the way for structural investigations of the nervous tissue, that culminated in the extraordinary neuroanatomical work of Ramón y Cajal and the formulation of the neuron doctrine.

New stained glass windows were installed depicting the saints.

The Brooklyn Museum's survey includes 60 paintings and sculptures spanning Wiley's 14-year career, including his early interpretations of Harlem street life, selections from his World Stage series, and new stained-glass "paintings" displayed within a chapel-like structure.