Sentence examples for stage paint from inspiring English sources

Lamb dressed as mutton, I held my head high, topped off with a wig from Bert's which looked like a mob-cap, above a face with Leichner's No 5 and No 9 stage paint applied with a trowel.

He was awarded a surfboard with a map of this stage painted on one side.

Indeed, a circus is the controlling metaphor for her production, with the stage painted in bright icons that suggest a Big Top -- the Arena's mainstage is a theater in the round -- and calliope music introducing the Jefferson saga as a savage tale of show business.

To great fanfare, last year the retailer had partnered with Imagine Dragons, who performed during the awards show atop a circular stage painted with a signature red bull's-eye.

The fumes of two stage paints are poisonous.

Meanwhile, across town….a multimedia arts organization called Lumiatra is staging "Paint the Music," a "total art" performance at the Chashama Window Box Theatre, well known to Midtowners with a taste for the bizarre.

The Club has been staging "paint out" events for the past year around Los Angeles, and the artistic harvest has been bountiful.

But that was then and this is now, and the romanticism that comes with the knockout stages paints a simple picture: how we got here means nothing, everyone is blessed with a clean slate.

If you find that the paint is drying too quickly for the painted raining rainbow, consider painting and blow drying in stages, painting over the trickled paint to add the next color layers.

In the final panel stands a lone stage hand, paint brush in hand, ready for her final touch-up.

Such abstinence allowed you to become newly aware of how completely Rodgers's music can both set a stage and paint a character.