spray paint

When that woman is holding a spray paint can, the potential threats multiply.

“How do you like the s--- on the carpets,” read the spray paint in the dining room.

On Halloween a few years ago, I threw on a tuxedo and crafted a makeshift Oscar statue out of aluminum foil and gold spray paint—a nod to Free Solo’s Academy Award win, which Jimmy codirected.

Krylon was first when it introduced its Fusion for Plastic spray paint in 2004.

The next morning, Martin and other museum staffers picked up rubber bullets, spray paint cans and protest signs from the streets outside.

He would shake a chilled Coke, and then spray the soda into a cold glass of milk.

U.S. spies are worried the long-awaited Senate review will paint targets on their backs.

I want to paint what I feel,” he said to Theo, “and feel what I paint.

Neither Mr. Gelb nor the unions claimed responsibility for the spray painted vulgarities, and the case remains unsolved.

The idea of being able to paint together was the direction we were all hinting toward anyway.

She apparently prefers to paint single figures of women and young girls, but her works include a variety of subjects.

While you were admiring the long roll of the wave, a sudden spray would be dashed over you, and make you catch your breath!

The general ensemble of war-paint and spotted ponies was enough for me; I didn't need to be told that it was my move.

He went into the nursery, unearthed the now-disused Noah's Ark, and sucked the paint off as many animals as remained.

A knife would hurt, but Aunty Rosa had told him, a year ago, that if he sucked paint he would die.