Sentence examples for paint producing from inspiring English sources

The Clippers are one of the three worst teams in the league this season at scoring in the paint, producing just 37.6 points per contest in the area.

For this work, the canvas was covered with newspapers, then with glossy pitch-black house paint, producing a wrinkled surface that looks as if it might have bugs crawling beneath it.

And sometime in the early 1940's, when his thoughts turned increasingly troubled, and insomnia took charge of his life, Odets himself began to paint, producing more than 600 artworks from 1945 to 1957.

All you are trying to do is to take the gloss off the paint producing a matte finish for the lacquer to stick to.

Subjecting already etched CFs to tip-sparing insulation with electrodeposited paint produced conical carbon ultramicroelectrodes (UMEs) with effective radii down to about 900 nm.

A fourth-quarter possession in which James and West tangled in the paint produced the rare instance in which two players simultaneously tried to outflop each other.

Energised during the day by solar radiation, the white paint produces a ghostly bluish glow for as long as 10 hours after sunset.

Shanklin contacted a painting company and asked them to repaint the pier with paint produced by Detel Products, based on assurances from Detel that the paint would last for at least seven years.

HUD (1995) estimated that 1 ft of pulverized lead paint produces a settled dust lead level of 9,300 µg/ft.

Although pre-1950 house paint has the largest concentration of lead-based paint hazards, house paint produced in 1950 1978 also contains substantial lead content.

At Oberlin College, class of 1962, he majored in painting, producing at one point a huge woodcut portraying skeletal bones.