Sentence examples for paints that from inspiring English sources

There were some early paints that had lead in them.

Phosphorescent paints that absorb light and later release it have replaced radium.

Finishes on floors and cabinets as well as paints that are dubbed "no V.O.C".

In his book Chromophobia, Batchelor makes the distinction between what he calls "digital colour" (commercial paints that come out of a tin) and "analogical colour" (artists' paints that come out of a tube).

Mr. Homar developed a way of painting with acrylic paints that closely approximates the look of woodblock.

Carsen chose to use argil paints that are made with natural materials; clay, marble and chalk, which he has never seen in England.

Most significant was a return to water-based paints in the form of latex paints that combine easy application and cleanup with reduced hazard of fire.

The museum staff found exactly what forensic experts said they were seeking – materials such as canvas, wood, staples, and paints that indicate the remains of artworks.

Finally, the walls will be finished off with coatings of non-toxic paints that contain little to no nasties like volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

But he was sadly unproductive, finishing precious few commissions, and blighting his magisterial "Last Supper" with innovative oil paints that started deteriorating within two decades.

Inspectors even check the shelves of DIY stores for paints that are banned because the chemicals that drift off them contribute to smog.