Sentence examples for pasting paper from inspiring English sources

That was Jon Kinzel, who chewed gum with surly dedication throughout a solo that had him doing vague down and up bends, pasting paper against a wall and scrunching it up, lunging slowly and swiveling on one foot with a vaguely ironic air.

This time tested technique of cutting and pasting paper into a colorful chain that could, potentially, go on forever is as rhythmically soothing as it is visually fancy.

They included first stenciled lettering, then pasted paper, and later solid objects; the reality of art as they saw it absorbed them all.

For his macabre still-life "Memento Mori" from 1998, he arranged 30 real and synthetic flies in a specimen box and pasted paper cutout heads of the 1997-98 Most Valuable Players from each of the 30 N.B.A. teams on their bodies.

Yet earlier this week, one half of local street art duo Cit Cat was reportedly threatened with arrest by police officers for pasting a paper stencil artwork, and will be receiving a summons in the mail for graffiti misdemeanour.

I Read, 1966 95, Clothbound loose-leaf binders with plastic sleeves and inserted printed matter, Eighteen volumes, Inserts: Newspaper pasted on paper with ink additions, Front-page iNewspaperewithper wink ink additions, Collection of the artist.

But alongside unauthorized and highly ephemeral street art — a world that now includes not only paint and wheat-paste paper pieces but also materials from knitted yarn to tile to Lego parts to hacked digitized road signs — the city now boasts more or less officially enshrined works scattered throughout the boroughs.

Paste paper cutouts onto the window.

Paste paper hearts, straw hearts, origami hearts on it.

MANY people hustle right past the wall pasted with paper fliers on Forsyth Street, in the shadow of the Manhattan Bridge.

A number of fans had pasted red paper circles on their cheeks to mimic his.