paint的示例

• Can't you just put a dab of paint over the mark and cover it up?

• emulsion paint

• I got a few flecks of paint on the window.

• The living room could do with a lick of paint.

• The new paint is already starting to crack and peel.

• The room was painted a subtle shade of pink.

• We used four tins of paint when we painted the ceiling.

• Put several thicknesses of newspaper on the table before you start painting.

• She was painting her toenails.

• She usually paints in watercolour.

• Reynolds had painted child models before the 1770s, although notations in the sitter-books are sporadic.

• There were, however, some soundly painted, albeit" old-fashioned", works.

• She always had an interest in the arts, but in painting she is self-taught.

• The clock face is painted white and so stands out clearly from quite a distance, allowing the time to be easily read.

• Others were painted on to a dry plaster surface.

• A journalist's wife with one child paints a different picture altogether.

• They might even be stiffened with starch and painted over to leave a pattern.

• Scientists, are finding other uses for it, in paints, drugs and fertilisers.

• A total of 31" of rails (painted) with 28 turned ballasters may have been for the perimeter of the stage.

• Perhaps it is from painting that we have learned to treasure views.

• However, after painting comes drawing and then the usual sequence of models and cad.

• There is a collage painting full of wonder about this project in the book.

• One can detect concrete as old and repaired, painted, smooth and new, rough and weathered or polished.

• The opening chapter paints the background against which the book is to be read.

• Take-all is a complex disease and, not surprisingly, the information presented paints a complex picture.