Examples of 'years to paint' in a sentence
Meaning of "years to paint"
Years to paint: This phrase could refer to the amount of time needed to complete a painting or artwork. It suggests a prolonged duration required for the creative process. It may also imply the experience or skill development over time in mastering the art of painting
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years to paint
About ten years to paint this hall.
This thangka has taken over ten years to paint.
It 's taken us years to paint that image in the west.
Working only during the summer months, it takes ten years to paint the span.
Old Leroy 10 years to paint this hall You know it looks like it will take.
Leonardo da Vinci took three years to paint Mona Lisa.
An oil painting can take days, months, even years to paint.
Michelangelo took four years to paint the sistine chapel.
Well he was a wally-brain weren't he? It took him 12 years to paint one ceiling.
It took him 12 years to paint one ceiling.
Y'know, it looks like it 's gonna take old Leroy about 10 years to paint this hall.
Old Leroy takes 1O years to paint this hall! Do it yourself!
And I 'd already waited more than 7 years to paint this!
Couple of years to paint.
Do you know it says it took 53 years to paint this ceiling.
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Also, it took him ten years to paint Mona Lisa 's lips.
It took Leonardo 4 years to paint it.
I had no idea it took 12 years to paint the Mona Lisa 's smile.
It took Leonardo da Vinci 4 years to paint the Mona Lisa.
Old Leroy takes 1O years to paint this hall!
Said that Da Vinci took 12 years to paint the lips of Mona Lisa.
Sweetie? Wow! I had no idea it took 12 years to paint the Mona Lisa 's smile.
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You can paint on the easel here
Steve wants to know if we need more paint
I would like to paint your portrait someday
