Sentence examples similar to paint tie from inspiring English sources

The Bonnaroo crowd — in face paint, tie-dye and dreadlocks — was not the longtime following for Metallica's dynamic, battering-ram songs about death and destruction.

Next, we found out that Hoyland's application of paint tied closely with his emotional state that day.

We crossed over the left-hand levee and found ourselves among a couple of dozen old wooden boats with peeling paint, tied to listing docks.

Klein famously made nude female models into "living brushes," by having them cover themselves with paint and then press their bodies against canvases tacked to the wall or laid on the floor, but he also drove his car on a highway with canvases covered with wet paint tied to the roof, and scorched patterns into canvases with blow torches.

Mr. Thiebaud's 1969 painting "Tie Rack" was also popular.

(Dell, $4.95). A woman and a painting tie together three generations of an English family.

The show also includes a whimsically painted tie he made in 1956 that depicts a colorful toreador.

There will also be fun activities such as face painting, tie-dye T-shirt making and airbrush tattoos.

She ran a small business called "Only 4 the Groovy," painting tie-dyed jeans, but it didn't pay the bills.

Three scenes focus on a woman from one painting who ties the show together.

Mr. Hockney achieved renown in the early 1960's for his drawing, printmaking and painting, often tied to the Pop Art movement.