Examples of 'may paint' in a sentence
Meaning of "may paint"
may paint - This phrase indicates permission or possibility to paint. It is often used in contexts where someone is granted the option to paint or is discussing the act of painting itself
How to use "may paint" in a sentence
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Artists may paint any number of days.
The second session this afternoon may paint a clearer picture.
You may paint and add sparkles.
Dreaming also rules the topic an Aboriginal artist may paint in accordance with the Law.
You may paint your own house.
Nikifor knows heaven and hell, so he may paint them.
She may paint your nails.
However, results by revenue growth may paint a different picture.
I may paint more in the future.
We end up missing qualities that may paint this person in a more positive light.
It may paint a new picture of Niger society.
Science fiction literature and cinema may paint a dark future for humanity in outer space.
You may paint Him a beautiful painting to praise Him.
Going beyond, taking an extra step this is how we may paint hope.
You also may paint or draw color as you are interested.
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For instance if you have a high ceiling, you may paint it red.
Catherine an artist may paint a thousand canvases before achieving one work of art.
Marginal Niche - by choosing an obscure niche a startup may paint themselves in a corner.
Others may paint different shapes on their children 's faces.
She loves to listen to music, and she may paint a picture every now and again.
I may paint a gloomy picture, but we do have reason for hope.
If you would like, you may paint the cabinet body in a deep, rich red.
You may paint your marshmallow shooter in whatever way you 'd like.
Combining two tests may paint a more accurate picture of the body 's total heavy metal burden.
You may paint it a background colour if you like ( green or brown would work nicely ).
You may paint with latex ( water based ) paints.
It may paint a great picture, but it will not be much of an ending, boy.
You may paint his face to look like a scarecrow, a jack-o-lantern, a gnome, or a child.
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