Examples of using A canvas in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Shit on a canvas.
Too bad that's a public wall and not a canvas.
I know what a canvas is.
It is manning the troops. It is painting a canvas.
As being a canvas on which.
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How's this for a canvas?
Like on a canvas, in a frame.
The whole world was a canvas then.
A canvas wasn't finished unless both of us felt it was.'.
Say we have a canvas measuring 4x4.
But first, we have to find a canvas.
Her naked skin a canvas to rival Van Gogh's.
You wanna get a bag of money and a canvas in.
This world is But a canvas to our imaginations.".
It's actually painted on a wall and not a canvas.
I'm going to set up a canvas between this building and the restaurant.
You mean like being dragged behind a truck in a canvas sack?
Works on a canvas for months, and then, one day, he loses it.
It's like telling Picasso he's good at throwing paint onto a canvas.
He took up shelter in a canvas tent provided to all the arriving refugees.
Before a canvas was painted, old masters used different extracts to treat it.
Mosquito net, a folding bed, a canvas bathtub. We need this.
Bring me a canvas and some paint, and I will paint a Vermeer much better than I sold that disgusting Nazi.
You mean print the formula on a canvas, then paint a picture over it?
Can a robot turn a canvas into a beautiful masterpiece?
He paints on images that are already there, in order to produce a canvas whose functioning will reverse the relations between model and copy.
Just because I sell you a canvas doesn't mean I know where you're planning to hang it.
Rod Murray remembered that the painting was painted on a board,not a canvas, and had to be cut into two pieces(because of its size) and hinged.
The use of light as an artistic medium, and a building as a canvas, can change an otherwise dark street in the city into an inviting, mesmerizing place to gather.
Usually this involves using food as an outlet for creativity, as a canvas for artistic expression, or to convey personal beliefs or passions.