Sentence examples for painted brand from inspiring English sources
During UVA's spring break, the team painted brand new ceiling tiles with the flags of every country represented at the school.
It was not clear where this outburst of hostility toward women was coming from, but if Mr. Gaultier was channeling Nathaniel Hawthorne by branding his painted ladies with an "X" across their chests — almost every outfit bore that letter as an inset or in crisscrossing fringe — instead of an "A," then maybe he's just dyslexic.
Painted Pringles cans make very effective towers.
And with that storm, rainwater began running in wide streams down my brand-new plastered and painted walls, began pooling in wide lakes on my newly leveled, sanded and varnished floors.
But in the pink-painted electronics room, you'll find a brand new three-dimensional printer and trays full of diodes and silicon chips.
Face-painted representatives from Dynasti, a local clothing brand, only exacerbated the eccentric atmosphere with ultra-contemporary getups that looked like freakish ritual garments.
Make a bleach painted t-shirt.
There are white-painted plasterboard walls – leftover paint on "damaged and returned" sheets of plasterboard that look brand new – and a fine timber staircase, finished with a decorative flourish of offcuts by carpentry students at City College Brighton and Hove.
The music video for "Drop," from 2014, showcases the band's loud and fast brand of optimism — filmed in black-and-white and hand-painted, frame by frame, in shades of turquoise, goldenrod, and salmon, the clip features a toothless ten-year-old flashing peace signs, and at least one puppy.
