Use "graffiti" em uma frase

1. graffiti covered passageway between the streets of her new place of abode

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2. There was no other place in the world than this dank, graffiti covered passageway between the streets of her new place of abode

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3. Despite the peace process his first thoughts are always of paramilitary graffiti, marching bands and shots to the back of the head

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4. The alley was narrow and filthy, with graffiti covering its walls and litter all around it

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5. Graffiti also seemed to be plentiful

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6. The guard got in the lift, decided against the graffiti and pushed the button for the top floor

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7. As he stood there he noticed graffiti on the walls of the bridge support

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8. It is this kind of message that graffiti and destruction should not be considered a serious matter that has contributed to the absence of polite and civilized manners in today‘s society

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9. enjoy living in a community or working in an environment that had graffiti, broken windows and uncleaned floors

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10. The graffiti guys would stare in awe

11. The Police though could not help notice the racist signs and graffiti sprawled across the floor of the Mosque

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12. There was graffiti, no doubt sprayed on by passing tourists, on a cracked and splintered window of the ship’s forward compartments

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13. Jim was wearing a dark blue jean jacket with a 15 inch by 15 inch patch that was sewn onto the back that had graffiti painted on it

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14. “I only paint graffiti in legit places where I have permission

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15. This muddying of the waters of the original visionary gift with Man’s added graffiti has also projected the confusion of ignorance over a clarity too magnificent for ordinary man’s understanding

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16. Shinra graffiti stained the walls, the colourful messages of hatred

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17. If it’s alright to “Piss Christ” or spread dung over the Virgin Mary, why not throw a little over Mona Lisa or splatter the Sistine Chapel? How about some explicit graffiti scratched into the marble of the Winged Victory at the head of the grand staircase in the Louvre? A new post-post modern Art of Defacement might come to be recognized

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18. Cars, noise, western music and obscene graffiti! All senses were assaulted and I despised my own culture which the Israelis had brought with them when they migrated from Europe and the U

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19. For example, some states have local "aerosol container laws" that limit the purchase of spray paint containers or other "vandalism tools" which could be used for graffiti or vandalism purposes

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20. Moreover, some states have laws that prohibit specific acts of vandalism, such as breaking windows, graffiti, and using man-made substances to destroy property

21. Graffiti has been painted on what is essentially a divine masterpiece

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22. The removal of the graffiti can be messy, and it is seldom a pleasant experience

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23. I stared at the old graffiti covered walls, the smashed in windows, and headed back up the hill

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24. of spray-painted graffiti appeared on walls throughout the building, and Jensen

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25. Luckily, this fellow was serving five hundred hours of community service for writing graffiti on walls

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26. He came closer and there was red graffiti written on the side of the alter

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27. In an instant, Hank found himself and his vampire steed blasted off course and headed for a large tan, brick building covered in epic graffiti

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28. He probably would have been more welcome at the American Graffiti Bar

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29. I was tempted to put some graffiti on the wall above the urinal

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30. graffiti on their note books, or wrote insults on the

31. There was more graffiti on the slate stones now

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32. There was no graffiti on the walls and there was no evidence that anyone had squatted here

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33. Long defaced by graffiti the park looked ghostly and eerie in the moonlight, the characteristic scrawls of the artists glaring like ghouls caught out with a torch

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34. “Graffiti? That’s not graffiti

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35. “You are thinking about telling this to the Director? Is that what this is? Are you going to tell him about a bunch of graffiti? Do you know how stupid we will look?”

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36. But the ones on the silos were graffiti

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37. signs of damage were the graffiti, still obscenely prominent, and a light fitting which was too

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38. ” Set into the walls are boarded up doors and windows covered with graffiti

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39. He noticed that overgrown grass covered some of the headstones, while other headstones either were toppled or were desecrated with graffiti

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40. Graffiti on the abandoned

41. concrete, steel and lots of graffiti from years of use and abuse by the

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42. Graffiti stained the sides of the forest-green colorbond fence that bordered the property

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43. The building is old and gloomy, but at least it’s not covered in graffiti

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44. Everywhere buildings had been defaced by graffiti, or commercial premises had been boarded up

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45. They saw more graffiti in the same red paint

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46. Graffiti was scratched and smeared with paint on every wall with Allahu Akbar proliferating and entrances and staircases broken and dilapidated as if on purpose, inspired, it seemed, by a perverse desire to match the interiors of the building with the depressing exteriors

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47. Here the graffiti took a more sinister turn: human forms copulating in swarms of spiders, skulls leering out of women's mid-sections

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48. The area was not covered by graffiti yet, but the strip malls were being closed, and the check-cashing stores were everywhere

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49. She had been a graffiti artist in her last life and loved to be known as a “Tagger” on the street

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50. We found one that was vacant and had the roof mostly fallen in and was covered in art called graffiti

51. All my ideas have been inherited from being lost in space: a global thought - never local, which has forced me to love the rapture in fornication, that formula that comes from being wanted for something only you possess - that graffiti of cool

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52. The cell itself looked like all the ones Scott had seen in the movies: a stained concrete floor with a drain in the center, concrete walls scribbled with casual, sometimes strange, graffiti

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53. Scott found himself reading over this graffiti in the hope that it would take his mind off his predicament, at least for awhile

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54. tore the pages out, littered them with graffiti, and put wads of gum between the

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55. Gangs are rampant, their graffiti wars painted on abandoned buildings, community centers, and underpasses

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56. Following her sister, Maria noticed the wooden tables, mismatched chairs, and personalized graffiti on the walls

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57. He remembers the cramped restaurants with leaded windows and linenfold paneling where his parents took them to dinner; and the corsairs’ villas with scalloped friezes and Doric columns and gold coins mortared inside the walls; the storefronts of gunsmiths and shipmasters and money changers and hostelers; the graffiti Henri used to scratch into the stones of ramparts, I cannot wait to leave, fuck this place

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58. As they pushed it back toward Omori, Louie looked up at a building and saw graffiti scrawled over one wall

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59. But to the Japanese, the swift leviathans were terrifying, inspiring the graffiti that Louie had seen

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60. No trash in the gutters, no busted syringes crunching underfoot, no graffiti, no rot or decay

61. The facts supporting this theory he’d spent the weekend dredging up one by one: the graffiti on the tile of the 81st Street station, the exit gate like a barber’s jar of combs, the rending sound it had made as he pushed through it

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62. Streamers of pot rode the lunchtime air; swirls of graffiti had bloomed on the postboxes and on the cornices of municipal buildings; near where William had parked, two white kids, a boy and a girl, sat on a flattened box on the sidewalk asking stockbrokers for change, as if this were no more morally significant than asking the time of day

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63. Right now, as they ate hot dogs on a bench behind the museum, he was riffing on Susan Sontag’s “Notes on ‘Camp’ ” and the artistic merits of the graffiti that seemed to be swallowing New York’s lampposts and trashcans

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64. had still been so dense with shipping pallets you could barely walk; now the loading docks were all sealed up and shrouded with graffiti

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65. Graffiti suppurating on the metal shields of storefronts

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66. He seemed to recall instead a big graffiti piece like a Burger King crown spreading across the steel

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67. The only points of congruity between it and the New York he thought he’d returned to were an air of abandonment and the omnipresent graffiti

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68. Most of her classmates weren’t back yet, but she’d already managed to have a friend of hers, one of these graffiti artists, spraypaint a wall

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69. But as they boarded and sat down facing her amid the entropic graffiti that now covered the windows completely, she couldn’t look away

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70. Flames barely reaching the graffiti and that weird brown residue the trains leave, like inside the barrel of a gun

71. For ten bucks, you could graffiti your name on Tom Sawyer’s whitewashed fence, but there were few takers

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72. Ciere wonders if there are other places in the city with that mark, the star fading into the background of other graffiti

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73. —The train with the refugees, slowly gaining speed, a whirl of graffiti and icy metal as it vanishes around a turn—

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74. There were also a lot of vintage rock band and movie posters taped up everywhere, but I was pretty sure those had been added by the base’s current residents—as had the graffiti spray-painted in red on one of the corridor walls: THE CAKE IS A LIE

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75. Above these doors, spray-painted on the wall in stylized graffiti, was the name THUNDERDOME

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76. The second was on a wall of graffiti at the crime scene

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77. The chatter abruptly stopped when we saw the graffiti on the fast-food hamburger joint that looked so out of place in the center of town

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78. There’s graffiti on the walls, and the gift store nearby has been looted

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79. streamed past us on the walls: pictographs, graffiti, crazed illustrations left by wandering homeless in 1940, 1930, 1925, faces and images of terrible things and nothing alive

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80. Rats practiced graffiti on the walls and spiders played harps so high that only the hairs inside his ears heard and quivered