Sentence examples for paint long from inspiring English sources
Another renovation came in 1936, when sandblasting removed "the brown paint long on the building," The Times said.
It is covered with layers of brown rust and green flecks from a coat of paint long ago.
But as quick as a flashbulb, the spindly Marcus Camby sliced through a crack and hovered above the paint long enough to grab the awkward miss in the air and turn it into a two-handed, crowd-awakening dunk.
So does the house, which Mr. Wyeth called a dry-bone skeleton of a building, a symbol during the Depression of the American pastoral dream in a minor key, the house's whitewash of paint long gone, its shingles warped, the place isolated against a blank sky.
But the real cost-killer is transporting paint long distances.
Paint long green stems, and do bunches of flowers on them.
Eventually the show took shape, and Mrs. Ruttenberg pulled herself away from her painting long enough to help with preparations.
Ornate, painted, long, embellished nails nonetheless still seem one of the least practical fashion trends of all time.
On one of the house's walls, someone had painted, "Long live the Turkomans — they are crowns on the heads of the Kurds".
The lyrics were projected onto a screen placed under faded windows that Mrs. Odgaard had painted long ago to resemble stained glass.
On a table in the living room, alongside Easter eggs painted long ago by Ms. Clearman's children, sits a saucer filled with dried red beans that Guatemalan shamans use to predict the future.
