Sentence examples for paint immediately from inspiring English sources

Do not spill any brake fluid on any painted surfaces, it will remove the paint immediately.

If you have difficulty balancing both tasks, though, switch the heat gun off temporarily and scrape up any heated paint immediately.

For instance, "The Courtyard of Innsbruck Castle," painted immediately after his first journey across Europe to Italy, suggests he had absorbed an interest in architecture from Renaissance masters.

Alison Russell, then an 18-year-old who had just begun her first season as a tour guide, told the court the two men were the first visitors to arrive at the gallery housing the painting, immediately after the castle opened one morning in late August 2003.They had ignored all the castle's other galleries and her attempt to describe the collection.

I started the painting immediately and worked on it for about a month intensively.

The painting immediately next to the one depicting Troilus shows the death of Rhesus, another character killed because of prophecies linked to the fall of Troy.

In part, the resolution read "Whereas, the artist David Nelson obviously exhibits some type of demented and pathological mental capacities ... ....... Another resolution was written that asked the Art Institute to remove the painting immediately.

With its bright, radiant colors, the painting immediately evokes the child-friendly atmosphere of the hospital as well as depicting the strong bonds that exist between mother and child.

Over the past five years, experts at The Phillips Collection, National Gallery of Art, Cornell University, and Delaware's Winterthur Museum collaborated to determine that this unearthed work was likely painted immediately before "The Blue Room". .

Hogarth mocked continental fashions again in Marriage à-la-mode (1743 1745) and made a more direct attack on the French in The Gate of Calais which he painted immediately upon returning to England in 1748 after he was arrested as a spy while sketching in Calais.

In August a young blogger named Nick Divers posted an essay online revealing that there is more to the paint than immediately meets the eye.