Sentence examples for you paintings from inspiring English sources

"I can sell you paintings".

√ Hour late to his job as a barista at one of those £4-a-latte places which is filled with ill-placed cheeseplants with the leaves all crushed and brown √ Not a single lampshade on any of the lightbulbs in his room, not even one lampshade √ Gives you paintings for your birthday which, out of sheer politeness, you are duty-bound to keep for the next three to four house moves.

√ Hour late to his job as a barista at one of those £4 [$5]-a-latte places that is filled with ill-placed cheese plants with the leaves all crushed and brown √ Not a single lampshade on any of the lightbulbs in his room, not even one lampshade √ Gives you paintings for your birthday that, out of sheer politeness, you are duty-bound to keep for the next three to four house moves.

The oldest restaurant in my neighbourhood, The Tam O'Shanter Inn, was Disney's de facto commissary, the studio being then too small to warrant its own dining facilities, and its walls feature vivid thank-you paintings drawn by Walt himself, and dozens of photos of Disney in his 50s father-to-the-baby-boom persona.

EE: I think, too, if you make paintings, you have a tendency to really love painting.

"If you've got paintings, you just hang them on a wall and you've got to look at them," Mr. Soneff said.

Experts warn that if you buy paintings for long enough, you will almost certainly be offered fakes.

Peyton told the Guardian of her time at the School of Visual Arts in New York: "If you were making paintings you'd do it in an ironic way, or you would talk about how it was wrong to make paintings.

In this journal, you can write down your ideas for future drawings/paintings, your likes and dislikes, new things you learned, and paintings you plan to do every day.

What can you make on paintings you buy today?

There's no going around this one if you want paintings that won't bubble when you start to work.