Sentence for paint | Use paint in a sentence

Sentences with paint. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use paint in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for paint.

• I believe in my paint. (9)
• Our parasites paint us. (10)
• She drops the paint pot. (8)
• I hope she does not paint. (10)
• I paint life fifty colours. (8)
• You would not let him paint you. (8)
• He can paint me now, if he likes. (8)
• He did not paint in raw realism. (10)
• And she will not let me paint her! (8)
• Grasping her paint box, she got out. (8)
• You paint too accurately for mistake. (4)
• Let them paint, and carve blocks, and sing. (10)
• What force had moved her to paint like that? (8)
• Otherwise it is nothing more than paint on canvas. (10)
• They all paint tables, cover screens, and net purses. (4)
• You will find the face not so laughable behind my paint. (10)
• Beauchamp often tried to conjure words to paint his wife. (10)
• Will they have to put paint on her soft cheeks to-morrow? (10)
• Twenty-five, pretty as paint, and clean out of the running. (8)
• I cannot paint my temptation or my loss of sense last night. (10)
• She takes the paint pot, and sits beside it on the rustic seat.] (8)
• A matte surface of paint or an egg-shell enamel finish is better. (17)
• He must have desired to paint himself as black to her as possible. (10)
• He believes in mineral paint, and he puts his heart and soul into it. (9)
• After the holes are all puttied, the other coats of paint may be added. (17)
• The summer was a dull season for the paint as well as for everything else. (9)
• She tried the effect of various creepers, and they were as a staring paint. (10)
• But you can use it for almost anything where a paint is wanted, inside or out. (9)
• Prose can paint evening and moonlight, but poets are needed to sing the dawn. (10)
• In fact, what good would my telling him that mineral paint was nasty have done? (9)
• Diana promised him a sweeter picture, if ever she brought her hand to paint it. (10)
• We did pretty well with the hotel, and my wife she was always at me to paint up. (9)
• And he has arrived at the conclusion that mineral paint is a good thing to go into. (9)
• By such means I came to paint the mystery surrounding my father in tender colours. (10)
• One of his favorite relaxations was to sketch from nature or paint in water-colors. (3)
• Paint will only properly adhere to a wood surface when it is free of any moisture. (17)
• But, as far as heard from, up to date, he means paint first, last, and all the time. (9)
• Your look signified that you really could not detect a single freckle for the paint. (10)
• Her father is an interesting man, too; I am trying to paint him; he is very difficult. (8)
• Of course it will be worth little or nothing if the West Virginia paint drives his out. (9)
• Some day I will commission an artist to paint me that portrait of you from my description. (10)
• My people were emigrants, and I lived in the woods, there, till I began to paint my way out. (9)
• That is why the poets, who spring imagination with a word or a phrase, paint lasting pictures. (10)
• At last the Colonel roused himself from the autobiographical delight of the history of his paint. (9)
• It made me feel bad, and it took all the pride out my success with the paint, thinking of father. (9)
• The parlours were to be on the second floor, and finished in black walnut or party-coloured paint. (9)
• There are some fellows out in West Virginia that have been running the paint as hard as they could. (9)
• And he fell playfully into a new metre, singing: Who will paint my beloved In musical word or colour? (10)
• Heavy deck canvas, laid in paint and covered with paint, is the best for this purpose. (17)
• Well, sir, just about the time I got started, the war broke out; and it knocked my paint higher than a kite. (9)
• She vaguely perceived that his paint was something more than business to him; it was a sentiment, almost a passion. (9)
• The tin does not entirely protect the base metal, so that it is necessary to paint both sides before it is applied. (17)
• The yellow shellac is the strongest, but the white is used where a light-colored paint is to be applied on top of it. (17)
• These knots have a certain amount of pitch in them, which will penetrate through any oil paint and leave an ugly mark. (17)
• This is because the light of the sun breaks down the strength of the linseed-oil, which is the body of the paint film. (17)
• Diarists of amusing passages are under an obligation to paint us a realistic revival of the time, or we miss the relish. (10)
• In other words, the tin roof is as good-looking as the paint which covers it, for it has no color or texture of its own. (17)
• In fact, the mineral paint business, however painful its interest, was, for the moment, superseded by a more poignant anxiety. (9)
• The artists, to a man and woman, wished to paint her, and severally told her so, during the evening which lasted till morning. (9)
• My father, as it happened, was careful not to open his lips wide on account of the plaster, or thick coating of paint on his face. (10)
• When examined critically, paint is not much more than a varnish with a finely ground opaque powder, called the pigment, suspended in it. (17)
• White and light-tint paints invariably fail on the south side of a house, before the paint on the other side shows signs of deterioration. (17)
• The picture was finished, she knew, but Mrs. Dallison had said she was going to paint her again in another picture…. Hilary did not reply. (8)
• He might accord to her her due position, and paint her fair: he might be shrewd, jocose, gentle, pathetic, wonderfully wise: he spoke to deaf ears. (10)
• He procured a posting-chariot, an ancient and musty, of a late autumnal yellow unrefreshed by paint; the only bottles to be had were Dutch Schiedam. (10)
• Since nature has endowed them with this precious gift of discovering ideas in things, their work will be beautiful if they paint these as they appear. (9)
• It was absurd for him to paint portraits for pay, and ridiculous to paint them for nothing; so he did not paint them at all. (9)
• The boss was sure that there could be no charge of disguise or pretence after that, although suspicious onlookers sometimes said something about waterproof paint. (21)
• Hobbling into the Committee-room of Mr. Humphrey Chilcox, which smelled of paint, Courtier took with him the scented memory of youth, and ambergris, and Harris tweed. (8)
• Tubs full of colouring liquid to soak the garments of the prince, pots of paint, and paint and plaster brushes, hinted the magnitude of the preparations. (10)

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