Sentence examples for painted out for from inspiring English sources
The worry is always, with detective storylines, that you'll be left with a dull point and click, with every next step painted out for you in big letters, with long cut-scenes explaining the story rather than you coming along with it naturally.
Those revisions were almost always in the direction of making a painting simpler and less explicit in narrative meaning: painted out, for instance, in "Girl Asleep at a Table," were a dog standing in the doorway (representing, perhaps, the hound that accompanies Diana, the goddess of love) and a man, possibly the girl's lover, who is about to enter the room.
Bluemner painted out of a deep sympathy for Paterson's working class.
In her 2009 piano piece "abgemalt" ("painted out"), which R. Andrew Lee has recorded for Irritable Hedgehog, you hear at one point a D in the bass and an F-sharp in the treble; your ear naturally perceives a D-major-ish atmosphere, but when the bass descends to a C that impression dissolves.
Roll on the paint with a long nap roller for speed, best quality, and then painted out with brush.
But the museum knows a good opportunity when it comes along, pulling the painting out of storage for six months in 2004 to capitalize on Dan Brown's "Da Vinci Code," which was published in 2003.
But he said he was concerned that he would soon have to "paint out," meaning take down signs for shows that prove to be casualties of this crisis.
oil painting, Out of Great Tribulation, for the Memorial Chapel of Norbury Methodist Church.
"For a guy to have 6 points, he did control the paint out there for a stretch without question," Kansas Coach Bill Self said, and "for a stretch" could have been accurately translated as the full 40 minutes.
The Club has been staging "paint out" events for the past year around Los Angeles, and the artistic harvest has been bountiful.
This is in line with XRD analysis of reference gouache, acrylic and tempera paint outs containing for the most part titanium white and fillers.
