Sentence examples for spectacular painted from inspiring English sources

And Lincoln started fresh with the dash as well, reinventing the 1961-63 Continental double-brow design with white LED gauges that look spectacular, painted metallic trim mixed in with American walnut burl, and switches and dials whose action truly feels like the buttons on a Bang & Olufsen hi-fi.

There, with a shallower commercial film tradition, big-name allegiances have been less of a factor: fantasy film Monster Hunt, 2015; Hangover-esque comedy Lost in Thailand, 2012; martial-arts spectacular Painted Skin: The Resurrection, 2012; period caper Let the Bullets Fly, 2010; disaster film Aftershock, 2010.

Although the latest Times Square signs are almost exclusively devoted to their sponsors, the owners recognize the commercial potential of giant video and digital displays that can be changed far more easily and rapidly than neon spectaculars, painted walls or even vinyl sheets.

Hold the party in your spectacular painting studio cum home on West 11th Street.

The nation appeared indifferent because the losses were unimpressive and no one died, no corgis were scorched, no spectacular painting was lost.

It is surprising, however, to learn that Church's spectacular painting "Icebergs" (1861) was understood in its day as an expression of Union patriotism and abolitionism.

The main attraction is a spectacular painting from 1953 called "Beachcomber," a 7-by-12-foot canvas that swarms all over with colorful little spermatic shapes.

So it is refreshing to read the one essay that embraces such connections: Sarah K. Rich's "Ellsworth Kelly's Spectacular Painting".

"I think that the spectacular painting which already sells itself on the printed page is what you will see being most successful in this market," Sotheby's Tobias Meyer said.

A spectacular paint job is one, ranging from simple solids with patterned borders to extravagant murals, perhaps reflecting the owner's Roman Catholic faith, paying tribute to loved ones who have died or indulging the owner's personal iconography.

A spectacular painting by renowned artist, Jay Matternes, depicting the evolution of primate ancestors within likely environments, along with assembled casts of skeletons of these prehistoric primates, originally served as the introductory graphic to the presentation of hominid ancestors in the Hall of Human Biology and Evolution.