Sentence examples for surplus paint from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn Bridge may not be for sale, but surplus paint from the span is.

It works with donations of surplus paint from householders and businesses.

Some of the other surplus paint, the spokesman said, includes colors that are no longer used on city bridges and cans that have exceeded their recommended shelf life.

The whole compound was painted a sickly greenish gray — the unhappy marriage of twenty-three cans of surplus paint from Home Depot.

For example, excess pesticide could be offered to a greenhouse or garden center, and theater groups often need surplus paint.

A surplus military jet painted in camouflage colors, it was emblazoned with Russian warnings and stenciled pictures of ejector seats -- and proudly bore the restored red star of the Soviet Union on its tail.

He used to do this thing where, as he painted, he would just put it [surplus paint] on the wall – the wall was that thick with paint".

(b)" She wrote poems as cryptic as a Zen koan, and used army surplus canvas to make paintings that invited participation in the poems: "Painting For The Wind Make a hole, Leave it in the wind.

The Najavo Indian Nation painted their adobes with federal surplus powdered milk; the unkind comments of outsiders reflected ignorance of the unpleasant gastrointestinal symptoms the milk caused in these people, of whom >95% were lactose intolerant.

Greenhand has been creative since he was a kid, painting, molding clay, and drawing with surplus art supplies gleaned from his mother, who traveled the school district as an art docent.

(Consistent with her use of wood scrap for her signs, Ms. Kilgallen got her paint free from recycling centers, which mixed surplus colors at random).