Sentence examples for off painting from inspiring English sources

They'd be better off painting the whole thing white.

You have to ground yourself in anatomy before you can go off painting crazy things".

Like most painters of her generation, Joan Semmel, who was born in the Bronx in 1932, started off painting abstractly.

She had gone to Andover, studied art and theatre at Hampshire College, with a year off, painting at the New York Studio School — after which she had interned at the Kitchen and then at Aperture, the photography-book publisher.

It has to be drinkable: too strong and you're better off painting your fence with it, but nor should your tea be pallid and anaemic – no one wants to drink a cup of gnat's piss.

He started off painting his greatest hits, views of Venice done from memory or copied from stock sketches and drawings that he carried with him, and then quickly branched out to paint views of London, including major engineering projects of the era, like the construction of the Westminster Bridge.

Display cases showed off painted pottery — as well as finely carved bone and delicate colored glass — that had been excavated from this once-thriving Arab city.

Using a white rag, scrub off paint.

First off, paint your walls light green.

Tape is traditionally used to guide or block off paint application.

Examples of products requiring chemical engineering concepts are new drugs, a new tape that one can remove without peeling off paint, computer chips and an oxygen-enriching device.